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AI governance frameworks in the Netherlands

The Netherlands is preparing a law naming existing supervisors for the EU AI Act, adds a GDPR rule on automated decisions, and guides public bodies through the Algoritmekader and Algoritmeregister.

Law

LawDutch AI Act implementation billUitvoeringswet AI-verordening, the Dutch AI Act implementation billThe draft Uitvoeringswet AI-verordening names ten Dutch AI Act supervisors, with the AP and RDI coordinating. What it proposes and where it stands.Draft bill, consultation closed 1 June 2026LawUAVG Article 40UAVG Article 40 and automated decisions in the NetherlandsArticle 40 of the Dutch GDPR Implementation Act allows some automated decisions without profiling. When it applies, the safeguards and what it means for AI.In force since May 2018

Public sector policy

Public sector policyAlgoritmekaderAlgoritmekader and Algoritmeregister (Netherlands)The Dutch government's Algoritmekader sets out the rules and tools for responsible public sector algorithms, and the Algoritmeregister publishes them.In use, Algoritmekader version 2.5 published March 2026
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Which AI governance frameworks are listed for Netherlands?

This page lists 3 instruments for Netherlands: Dutch AI Act implementation bill, UAVG Article 40 and Algoritmekader. Which ones apply to you depends on where you operate, your sector and how you use AI. Each framework page explains what it asks of you.

Does Aicura support the frameworks listed for Netherlands?

The frameworks listed for Netherlands are not built into Aicura. They are explained here to support your governance work, and every plan starts with the AI register, the record any framework needs first.

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