AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPrison & Public Safety: The UK government’s early release plan under the Sentencing Act 2026 will start Oct. 1, with about 4,500 prisoners expected to be released in smaller tranches, and lawmakers pressing for safeguards for victims. AI Governance: KPMG Canada earned ISO 42001 certification for AI management systems, while new research finds health systems are deploying AI faster than they’re building governance, testing, and measurement. Competition Policy: A US judge rejected the government’s bid to force Google to sell part of its digital advertising business, instead ordering operational rules. Public Trust & Corruption: A Gallup poll says 89% of Americans believe corruption in the US government is widespread, the highest level in two decades. Local Governance & Housing: In England, an appeal will be decided by a planning inspector over plans for 355 homes on green belt land in Walsall. Service Delivery & Benefits: South Africa’s government urged crime reporting and community policing; Canada outlined September benefit payment dates, including a new $150 disability supplement. Fuel Subsidies & Enforcement: Malaysia raised BUDI MADANI RON95 eligibility from 200 to 300 litres, citing enforcement that saved RM15.5 billion and routed support back to people.
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