Responsible Technology Principles

Supplied stakeholder principles — published locally for review. Not a compliance certification.

Human accountability

Technology does not remove responsibility.

Appropriate access

People, systems and agents receive only the access required for their defined role.

Responsible data use

Ownership, permissions, sensitivity, quality, provenance and retention matter.

Evidence

Important system behaviour should be tested and measurable rather than assumed.

Proportionate control

Controls increase with consequence.

Transparent capability

Product maturity, limitations and uncertainty are represented accurately.

Governed change

Material changes remain visible and controlled.

Resilience

Important systems account for failure, recovery and fallback.

Clear ownership

Clients should understand what they own, depend on and need to operate.