Is Your AFSL Ready for the “Year of Accountability”?

New Privacy Act requirements (APP 1.7) mandate transparency for Automated Decision-Making (ADM) by December 2026. Don’t let your compliance lag behind your technology.

The Challenge

Regulatory Uncertainty: ASIC guidance is evolving but still lacks clarity on what constitutes “substantially related” and how to implement meaningful transparency.

Compliance Complexity: Many AFSL holders struggle to identify all their ADM systems and document decision-making processes that meet regulatory expectations.

Governance Gaps: Staff lack clear procedures for explaining how algorithmic decisions impact clients, creating potential liability.

Eroding Trust: Clients increasingly demand to know how their data influences automated outcomes

The Solution: Download the ADM Transparency Checklist

Get the exact roadmap used by Liberate Consulting to audit AFSL holders for the 2026 transition. This checklist covers:

Scope Mapping: Identifying which of your “substantially related” computer programs fall under the new laws.

Policy Updates: How to explain ADM in “meaningful terms” and plain English.

Governance Gaps: Ensuring your staff can recognize and explain automated decisions to clients.

Risk Mitigation: Integrating AI oversight into your existing AFSL risk framework..

Why Liberate Consulting?

We specialise in the intersection of Australian financial services and AI Governance. We don’t just provide a “legal template”; we provide a strategic GRC framework that delivers 300-500% ROI by reducing compliance friction and future-proofing your digital advice tools.