Briefings Provided To The Attorney-General Between 1 January 2024 - 3 November 2025 Regarding Ethical Guidelines, Frameworks Or Governance For The Use Of Artificial Intelligence.

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Talking points prepared for the Standing Council of Attorneys-General meeting on 14 November 2025 regarding AI use in the Australian legal system. The briefing emphasizes AI's potential to improve legal system accessibility and affordability while flagging the need for transparent and responsible management. Key proposals include inter-jurisdictional collaboration on AI guidance (noting existing law society and court guidance), leveraging AI to expand legal assistance services for disadvantaged and vulnerable populations, and exploring low-risk pilots under the National Access to Justice Partnership 2025-30. The document acknowledges courts' operational independence while inviting discussion on supporting responsible AI adoption across private, community, and legal assistance sectors. The briefing was finalized 17 October 2025 and cleared by Deputy Secretary Tamsyn Harvey. Contact details are redacted under section 22(1) of the Freedom of Information Act 1982.