AIGO — AI Governance Operating Framework
AI Management Review Template
Version: 0.1 Status: Draft Working Name: AIGO Full Name: AI Governance Operating Framework Document Identifier:AIGO-TPL-013
Document Type: AI Management Review Template
Template Purpose: Controlled Review of AI Governance Performance, Risk, Controls, Decisions, and Continual Improvement
1. Template Purpose
This template provides the controlled structure for conducting and documenting management review of the organization’s AI governance arrangements under the AIGO AI Governance Operating Framework. Management review provides a structured mechanism for appropriate leadership or governance authority to evaluate whether AI governance remains:- suitable;
- adequate;
- effective;
- risk-appropriate;
- properly resourced;
- responsive to changes;
- capable of achieving intended governance outcomes.
- AI portfolio;
- organizational context;
- governance performance;
- AI classification;
- risk;
- controls;
- monitoring;
- incidents;
- changes;
- assurance;
- accepted residual risk;
- stakeholder feedback;
- regulatory developments;
- third-party dependencies;
- continual improvement.
2. Management Review Instructions
Complete all applicable sections. Where information is unavailable, record: Pending — [reason] Where a section does not apply, record: Not Applicable — [reason] Management review decisions should be supported by controlled evidence. Use stable identifiers wherever possible. Recommended identifiers include:- Governance Record ID;
- Management Review ID;
- AI System ID;
- Risk ID;
- Control ID;
- Incident ID;
- Change ID;
- Assurance ID;
- Approval ID;
- Improvement ID;
- Evidence ID;
- Decision ID.
3. Management Review Record
3.1 Identification
Management Review ID: Review Version: Review Title: Review Type:- Periodic
- Triggered
- Post-Incident
- Post-Assurance
- Post-Material Change
- Strategic
- Annual
- Other
- Draft
- Scheduled
- In Progress
- Awaiting Inputs
- Under Governance Review
- Decision Pending
- Approved
- Closed
- Follow-Up Required
4. Review Authority and Governance
4.1 Review Authority
Management / Governance Body: Authority Basis:4.2 Participants
4.3 Required Functions
Consider representation from:- executive management;
- AI governance;
- risk;
- business ownership;
- technical ownership;
- privacy;
- security;
- legal / compliance;
- assurance;
- data governance;
- other relevant functions.
4.4 Quorum
Quorum Requirement: Quorum Achieved: Rationale if Not Achieved:5. Review Scope and Period
5.1 Review Period
From: To:5.2 Organizational Scope
Business Units / Functions Covered:5.3 AI Portfolio Scope
AI Systems / Portfolio Covered:5.4 Geographic Scope
Jurisdictions / Locations Covered:5.5 Lifecycle Scope
Management review may consider all applicable AIGO lifecycle stages:- Govern
- Identify
- Classify
- Assess
- Treat
- Approve
- Deploy
- Operate
- Monitor
- Assure
- Improve
- Change
- Continue
- Retire
5.6 Review Exclusions
Excluded Areas: Exclusion Rationale:6. Review Objectives
6.1 Primary Objectives
The review should determine whether:- AI governance remains suitable;
- AI governance remains adequate;
- AI governance is operating effectively;
- risks remain within approved tolerance;
- controls remain effective;
- monitoring is effective;
- incidents and changes are appropriately governed;
- assurance findings are addressed;
- governance objectives are being achieved;
- improvement actions are appropriate.
6.2 Review Questions
Key Questions for Management:7. Review Inputs
7.1 Governance Inputs
Management review may consider:- governance structure;
- governance decisions;
- governance metrics;
- governance exceptions;
- changes in accountability;
- committee activity.
7.2 AI Portfolio Inputs
AI Inventory Summary: Number of AI Systems: Number of New Systems: Number of Retired Systems: Number of Restricted / Suspended Systems:8. AI Portfolio Status
8.1 Portfolio Summary
8.2 Classification Distribution
8.3 Portfolio Risk Profile
Portfolio Risk Summary:9. Organizational Context and Changes
9.1 Context Changes
Consider changes to:- organizational structure;
- strategy;
- business objectives;
- technology;
- market conditions;
- risk environment;
- stakeholders;
- legal entities;
- jurisdictions;
- third parties.
9.2 AI Governance Implications
Implications for AI Governance:9.3 Governance Response
Required Response:10. Strategic AI Governance Alignment
10.1 Strategic Objectives
Relevant Organizational Strategic Objectives:10.2 AI Governance Alignment
How AI governance supports strategic objectives:10.3 Strategic Gaps
Identified Gaps:10.4 Strategic Decisions Required
Decisions:11. Governance Performance
11.1 Governance Objectives
11.2 Governance Metrics
11.3 Governance Performance Conclusion
Conclusion:12. Risk Performance
12.1 Overall Risk Position
Overall AI Risk Position:12.2 Risk Distribution
12.3 Highest Risks
12.4 Risk Above Tolerance
Risks Above Approved Tolerance:12.5 Emerging Risks
Emerging AI Risks:12.6 Risk Governance Conclusion
Conclusion:13. Risk Acceptance Review
13.1 Accepted Residual Risks
13.2 Acceptance Conditions
Open Acceptance Conditions:13.3 Expiring Acceptance
Risk Acceptances Requiring Renewal / Reassessment:13.4 Management Decision
Decision:- Continue Acceptance
- Modify Conditions
- Reduce Risk
- Escalate
- Suspend Acceptance
- Revoke Acceptance
- Other
14. Control Performance
14.1 Control Environment
Overall Control Environment:- Effective
- Generally Effective
- Partially Effective
- Ineffective
- Unable to Conclude
14.2 Control Rating Distribution
14.3 Critical Control Status
Critical Controls Requiring Attention:14.4 Control Findings
14.5 Control Performance Conclusion
Conclusion:15. Monitoring Performance
15.1 Monitoring Status
Overall Monitoring Status:- Normal
- Acceptable with Observations
- Warning
- Escalated
- Critical
15.2 Key Monitoring Indicators
15.3 Significant Monitoring Deviations
Deviations:15.4 Enhanced Monitoring
AI Systems Under Enhanced Monitoring:15.5 Monitoring Governance Conclusion
Conclusion:16. Incident Performance
16.1 Incident Summary
16.2 Significant Incidents
16.3 Incident Trends
Observed Trends:16.4 Incident Lessons
Key Lessons:16.5 Incident Governance Conclusion
Conclusion:17. Change Performance
17.1 Change Summary
17.2 Material Changes
17.3 Change-Related Incidents
Incidents Related to Changes:17.4 Change Governance Conclusion
Conclusion:18. Classification Performance
18.1 Classification Changes
Number of Reclassifications:18.2 Classification Accuracy / Appropriateness
Assessment:18.3 Classification Issues
Issues:18.4 Reclassification Decisions
Required Decisions:19. Approval Performance
19.1 Approval Status
19.2 Overdue Conditions
Open / Overdue Approval Conditions:19.3 Approval Governance Conclusion
Conclusion:20. Human Oversight Performance
20.1 Oversight Indicators
20.2 Human Oversight Findings
Findings:20.3 Automation Bias / Human Reliance
Observed Issues:20.4 Human Oversight Conclusion
Conclusion:21. Security and Privacy Performance
21.1 Security Summary
Security Governance Status: Significant Security Events:21.2 Privacy Summary
Privacy Governance Status: Significant Privacy Events:21.3 Security / Privacy Decisions
Required Decisions:22. Fairness, Impact, and Responsible AI Performance
22.1 Fairness Status
Overall Fairness Status:22.2 Significant Findings
Findings:22.3 Affected-Person Impact
Observed / Potential Impact:22.4 Corrective Actions
Actions:22.5 Governance Decision
Decision:23. Assurance Performance
23.1 Assurance Summary
23.2 Assurance Findings
23.3 Repeat Findings
Repeat / Recurring Findings:23.4 Assurance Conclusion
Conclusion:24. Third-Party Governance Performance
24.1 Supplier Summary
24.2 Supplier Issues
Issues:24.3 Supplier Decisions
Required Decisions:25. Regulatory and External Requirements
25.1 Regulatory Changes
Changes in Laws / Regulations / Standards:25.2 Compliance Impact
Governance Impact:25.3 Required Actions
Actions:25.4 Regulatory Risk
Regulatory Risk Status:26. Governance Exceptions
26.1 Open Exceptions
26.2 Expiring Exceptions
Exceptions Requiring Decision:26.3 Exception Decision
Decision:27. Resource and Capability Review
27.1 Staffing
Adequacy of Governance Staffing:27.2 Competence
Competence / Training Adequacy:27.3 Technology
Technology / Tooling Adequacy:27.4 Financial Resources
Resource / Budget Adequacy:27.5 External Capability
Third-Party / External Support Adequacy:27.6 Resource Decisions
Required Resource Decisions:28. Documentation and Evidence Quality
28.1 Documentation Status
Documentation Adequacy:- Adequate
- Partially Adequate
- Inadequate
28.2 Evidence Quality
Overall Evidence Quality:- Strong
- Adequate
- Moderate
- Weak
- Insufficient
28.3 Evidence Gaps
Material Evidence Gaps:28.4 Document-Control Issues
Issues:29. Stakeholder Feedback
29.1 Feedback Sources
Potential sources include:- users;
- affected persons;
- customers;
- employees;
- management;
- regulators;
- suppliers;
- assurance;
- incident management.
29.2 Significant Feedback
Key Feedback:29.3 Governance Implications
Implications:30. Governance Maturity
30.1 Current Maturity
Current AIGO Governance Maturity Level: Maturity Assessment Reference:30.2 Maturity Strengths
30.3 Maturity Gaps
30.4 Maturity Improvement Priorities
31. Continual Improvement
31.1 Improvement Sources
Improvement opportunities may originate from:- risk assessments;
- control assessments;
- incidents;
- monitoring;
- assurance;
- management review;
- stakeholder feedback;
- regulatory developments;
- technology developments;
- lessons learned.
31.2 Improvement Register
31.3 Priority Improvements
Priority Improvements:32. Opportunities for Improvement
32.1 Governance Opportunities
Opportunities:32.2 Risk Opportunities
Opportunities:32.3 Control Opportunities
Opportunities:32.4 Technology Opportunities
Opportunities:32.5 Capability Opportunities
Opportunities:33. Management Review Analysis
33.1 What Is Working Well?
Strengths:33.2 What Requires Attention?
Areas Requiring Attention:33.3 What Has Changed?
Material Changes:33.4 What Is Emerging?
Emerging Risks / Issues / Opportunities:34. Management Decisions
34.1 Decision Register
34.2 Possible Decisions
Management may decide to:- continue;
- improve;
- change;
- increase monitoring;
- strengthen controls;
- reassess risk;
- reclassify;
- restrict;
- suspend;
- retire;
- allocate resources;
- change governance requirements;
- commission additional assurance.
35. Governance Changes
35.1 Governance Changes Required
Changes to governance structure, roles, authority, policies, procedures, controls, or requirements:35.2 Governance Change Actions
36. Risk and Control Decisions
36.1 Risk Decisions
Required Risk Decisions:36.2 Control Decisions
Required Control Decisions:36.3 Monitoring Decisions
Required Monitoring Decisions:36.4 Assurance Decisions
Required Assurance Decisions:37. Management Review Decision
37.1 Overall Governance Decision
Decision:- Continue
- Continue with Conditions
- Improve
- Change
- Restrict
- Suspend
- Retire
- Escalate
- Other
37.2 Decision Rationale
Rationale:37.3 Conditions
38. Management Review Conclusion
38.1 Suitability
Is the AI governance arrangement suitable for the organization?- Yes
- Partially
- No
38.2 Adequacy
Is the governance arrangement adequate for the current AI portfolio and risk environment?- Yes
- Partially
- No
38.3 Effectiveness
Is the governance arrangement operating effectively?- Yes
- Partially
- No
- Unable to Conclude
38.4 Overall Conclusion
Overall Management Review Conclusion:39. Action Plan
39.1 Action Prioritization
Priority Actions:40. Follow-Up
40.1 Follow-Up Requirements
Follow-Up Required:40.2 Follow-Up Owner
Owner:40.3 Follow-Up Date
Date:40.4 Follow-Up Evidence
Evidence IDs:40.5 Action Closure
Closure Criteria:41. Evidence Profile
41.1 Evidence Repository
Management Review Evidence Repository: Evidence Owner:41.2 Evidence Register
41.3 Evidence Completeness
Evidence Status:- Complete
- Substantially Complete
- Partially Complete
- Incomplete
42. Review Traceability
The management review should maintain traceability to relevant AIGO records.43. Management Review Traceability Model
44. Review Approval
44.1 Prepared By
Name: Role: Date:44.2 Reviewed By
Name: Role: Date:44.3 Approved By
Name: Role: Date:44.4 Approval Decision
Decision:- Approved
- Approved with Conditions
- Returned for Additional Review
- Deferred
- Rejected
45. Review Schedule
45.1 Periodic Review
Review Frequency: Next Review Date: Review Owner:45.2 Triggered Review
A management review may be triggered by:- significant incidents;
- material AI-system changes;
- significant risk changes;
- critical control failures;
- major assurance findings;
- regulatory developments;
- strategic changes;
- significant stakeholder concerns;
- major technology changes;
- material governance deficiencies.
46. Review Change History
47. Management Review Completion Checklist
- Management Review ID assigned
- Review authority identified
- Participants identified
- Quorum assessed
- Review scope defined
- Review period defined
- AI portfolio reviewed
- Organizational context reviewed
- Strategic alignment reviewed
- Governance performance reviewed
- Risk performance reviewed
- Risk acceptance reviewed
- Control performance reviewed
- Monitoring reviewed
- Incident performance reviewed
- Change performance reviewed
- Classification performance reviewed
- Approval performance reviewed
- Human oversight reviewed
- Security / privacy reviewed
- Fairness / impact reviewed where applicable
- Assurance performance reviewed
- Third-party governance reviewed
- Regulatory developments reviewed
- Governance exceptions reviewed
- Resources and capability reviewed
- Documentation and evidence reviewed
- Stakeholder feedback reviewed
- Governance maturity reviewed
- Continual improvement reviewed
- Opportunities identified
- Management decisions recorded
- Governance changes identified
- Action plan established
- Follow-up requirements established
- Evidence retained
- Review conclusion recorded
- Review approved
- Next review date established
48. Template Usage Instructions
This template should be completed according to the organization’s approved AIGO governance and management-review requirements. Management review should be based on current and reliable information. The review should consider whether the AI governance arrangement remains:- suitable for organizational objectives;
- adequate for the current AI portfolio;
- proportionate to AI risk;
- effective in practice;
- appropriately resourced;
- responsive to incidents, changes, and emerging risks.
- an accountable owner;
- a due date;
- appropriate priority;
- verification requirements;
- supporting evidence.
49. Template Governance
49.1 Template Owner
Template Owner:49.2 Template Review
Review Frequency: Next Review Date:49.3 Template Change Control
Changes to this template should be managed through the applicable AIGO document and change-management process. Material changes should consider their effect on:- AI Governance Procedure;
- Management Review requirements;
- AI Risk Assessment;
- AI Control Assessment;
- Monitoring;
- Incident Management;
- Change Management;
- Assurance;
- Risk Acceptance;
- Continuous Improvement;
- schemas;
- mappings;
- tools.
50. Document Control
51. Template Status
Document: AIGO — AI Management Review Template Version: 0.1 Status: Draft Working Name: AIGO Full Name: AI Governance Operating Framework Document Identifier:AIGO-TPL-013
Document Type: AI Management Review Template
This template provides the controlled structure for reviewing the suitability, adequacy, effectiveness, risk position, control environment, operational performance, governance capability, and continual-improvement requirements of the AIGO AI Governance Operating Framework.
52. End of Template
AIGO — AI Management Review Template Document ID:AIGO-TPL-013
Version: 0.1
Status: Draft
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