Guides, templates and checklists for AI governance on both sides of the Tasman.
Every guide here is written as steps you can work through, and each step ends in a document you keep.
Resources are global. Where Australia and New Zealand differ, the page says so in the same paragraph instead of splitting into two versions.
Framework.
The structure every PolyGovern engagement installs, and how it maps to the instruments regulators in Australia and New Zealand already use.
ISO/IEC 42001.
The standard, clause by clause and control by control, and the work it takes to hold a certificate in Australia or New Zealand.
Risk and regulation.
Methods and regulator positions on AI risk, written for organisations with no US obligation and two sets of local expectations.
Policy.
An editable AI policy with a legal reference on every section, in an Australian and a New Zealand edition.
Start with the free classification, then pick the guide that matches the gap.
The AI Risk Calculator maps one AI system against the Australian and New Zealand instruments in about three minutes and names the obligations that apply. The maturity model explains the levels the result reports against.