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This page explains the governance group that shapes the FGI Live "AI for Gov 3.0" series. The Council holds one position: governments must reach Gov 3.0 readiness before Gov 4.0 agentic AI is safe, lawful, or useful. Outputs stay practical, measurable, vendor-independent, and partner-safe.

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Purpose

• Set direction for the FGI Live "AI for Gov 3.0" series (topic framing, speaker selection, quality bar).
• Hold the No G3, no G4 line: every session tests AI claims against Gov 3.0 readiness, not the other way round.
• Convert each roundtable into usable assets: playbooks, templates, and framework briefs.
• Protect trust and partner-safety: practical, non-partisan, vendor-independent, aligned to SPRITE.

Primary responsibilities

• Confirm each quarter’s theme and the “one question” the session must answer.
• Anchor every theme in the relevant FGX indicators and a clear Gov 3.0 readiness check.
• Define the quarterly toolkit scope (which 3–5 templates we will ship).
• Quality assurance: ensure outputs are measurable, stage-appropriate, vendor-independent, and delivery-real.
• Approve the final toolkit pack and brief for publication.

Deliverables (what members can expect)

Each quarter produces three lightweight assets:

1. Framework brief (2–3 pages)
   • “What good looks like” in plain language.
   • Case for Action — why change and adopt?
   • Gov 3.0 readiness checklist — which FGX indicators must be green before AI is in scope for this theme.
   • Simple maturity checklist (stage progression applied to the quarter’s theme).
2. Templates pack (3–5 templates)
   • Executive decision memo template
   • Risk and assurance checklist (SPRITE)
   • Pilot scorecard (benefits, harms, inclusion, trust signals)
   • What to ask your team
3. Playbook (5–8 pages)
   • “First 30 / 60 / 90 days”
   • Roles and responsibilities (leaders vs delivery vs trust)
   • Measures that matter (time saved, failure demand reduced, complaints, inclusion and access)

Cadence and workflow

Quarterly cycle

• T-4 weeks: confirm theme, “one question”, speakers shortlist, and template list.