Public enquiry · closed 20 August 2026
Rejected · 443 comments
Number of national members: Met · Weighted population: Not met
Comment resolution, 30 September to 2 October 2026
AI Standardisation Watch
prEN 18229-1
AI trustworthiness framework, Part 1: Logging
European standard · Status as of 15 September 2026
The standard at a glance
- AI Act provision
- Art. 12
- Working group
- WG4
- Origin
- Homegrown Development
- Harmonisation role
- Seeks presumption
- Current status
- Rejected at public enquiry (closed 20 August 2026) on the weighted population criterion.
- Next step
- Reconsideration requests until 25 September; comment resolution 30 September to 2 October 2026
- Written for
- Provider
- Legal effect
- No Presumption (Draft)
- Note
- In Edition 13, Part 1 covered Articles 12–14. The framework has since been split into five parts.
Does it give legal effect yet?
A harmonised standard gives a presumption of conformity only when its reference is published in the Official Journal of the EU. Publication by CEN-CENELEC is not enough. The presumption covers only the clauses and conditions listed in the standard's Annex ZA.
Not yet
Depends on citation
Source: Inclusiveness Newsletter, CEN-CENELEC JTC 21 Task Group Inclusiveness (Editions as listed). Summaries by Georg Philip Krog.
Voting history
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