Are your automated-decision notices ready for January 2027?

1. Question 1 of 8Do you have a list of the automated systems you use in decisions about people, such as hiring, lending or housing?

   Yes, with an owner for eachA partial listNo, or not sure
2. Question 2 of 8Are people told before an automated system is used in a decision about them?

   Yes, before use, for every systemFor some systems, or after the factNo, or not sure
3. Question 3 of 8Can you show that a specific person received that notice, and when?

   Yes, logged per personThe notice is published, but receipt is not loggedNo, or not sure
4. Question 4 of 8When an automated decision goes against someone, do they get a notice of that outcome within 30 days?

   Yes, within 30 daysThey are told, without a set deadlineNo, or not sure
5. Question 5 of 8Is there a working route for a person to ask for human review and to correct wrong data about them?

   Yes, both, and requests are loggedOne of the two, or an informal routeNo, or not sure
6. Question 6 of 8Can a person opt out of the automated decision through at least two different methods?

   Yes, two or more methodsOne methodNo, or not sure
7. Question 7 of 8Are your notices accessible to people with disabilities and to people with limited English?

   Yes, checked for bothChecked for one of themNo, or not sure
8. Question 8 of 8Do you keep records of these systems, notices and requests for at least three to four years?

   Yes, four years or moreKept, but for less time or not consistentlyNo, or not sure

This quiz runs entirely in your browser. Your answers are not stored and are not sent anywhere. Reloading the page clears them.