Region — AU profile
Principles, and identifiers the law restricts by name.
Australia's AI framework is principles-based and voluntary, so this profile selects no clause map. What it does bring is identifier detection where the statute names the identifier.
Where the obligation is specific
- Tax File Numbers
- The Privacy (Tax File Number) Rule restricts who may collect or hold one at all. Finding a TFN outside a payroll context is a finding in itself, and the detector checks the arithmetic rather than the shape.
- Medicare numbers are health information
- Sensitive information under the Privacy Act, which sets a higher bar for collection, use and retention than ordinary personal information.
- The AI Ethics Principles
- Voluntary and outcome-based. Nothing to enumerate as clauses, so nothing is scored — the same honest empty answer as Singapore's, for the same reason.
If a mandatory guardrails regime is legislated, a clause map is data and can be authored without a release. What this page will not do is imply a mapping ahead of one existing.
What resolving a profile actually changes
A market profile is not a locale setting. Changing it changes what the platform is permitted to do, what it looks for, what it scores you against and how long it keeps a record — and moving a workspace between profiles is itself a governed act with a name against it.
And a workload can be under more than one at once. The profile resolves per decision — narrowest wins — and is sealed into the record, so a pack states which laws this deployment believed applied at the moment the decision was made. How that works →
See it under this profile
Bring an agent that reads customer records. We will show which restricted identifiers it touched, named by the law that restricts them, and what the record looks like when nobody is asking yet.
A walkthrough is a working deployment with your privacy officer in the room, not a slide deck. The profile is resolved per decision and sealed into the record, so what you watch is what a supervisor would later read.