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Use of artificial intelligence (AI) - guidance for registered migration agents and consumers

Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (Regulator), Commonwealth.

About this rule

Issuer
Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority
Body type
Regulator
Type
Guidance
Date
Date not stated
Confidence
Medium
Jurisdiction
Commonwealth

Summary

OMARA guidance on how AI interacts with lawful immigration assistance, RMA responsibilities and consumer consent.

Points recorded from the source

  • Only RMAs, Australian legal practitioners and limited exempt persons may give immigration assistance; there is no exemption for AI-generated information
  • A person who provides immigration assistance through AI may commit an offence under s 280 of the Migration Act
  • RMAs who use AI remain responsible for the accuracy of the assistance; Code of Conduct standards apply
  • RMAs need clients' written consent before entering personal details into an AI platform
  • Consumers can complain to the OMARA about an RMA's use of AI

Verify note

Undated page; an OMARA AI guidance row may already exist via a secondary (Migration Alliance) URL — dedupe by title.

Source

Read the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority source: Use of artificial intelligence (AI) - guidance for registered migration agents and consumers

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