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Anna Turley

Minister for Border Security and Asylum

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“The Home Office does not undertake solely automated decision making, but uses AI in various roles across the system, such as translation, summarisation and other assistive roles.”
Immigration and Asylum Bill (Fifteenth sitting)UK House of Commons, November 3, 2026. Speaking as: Other. The Minister's reply to Berry on how the Home Office uses AI in immigration functions.
“The new clause does not add to the safeguards already in place, but it does significantly restrict our ability to realise the benefits of AI in delivering better public services now and in the future.”
Immigration and Asylum Bill (Fifteenth sitting)UK House of Commons, November 3, 2026. Speaking as: Other. The Minister explaining why the Government opposes new clause 37, the proposed ban on AI-assisted immigration decisions.

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  1. HearingUK House of CommonsSpeaks

    Immigration and Asylum Bill (Fifteenth sitting)

    In a House of Commons committee sitting on the Immigration and Asylum Bill, Green MP Siân Berry proposed banning AI from immigration and asylum decisions and barring use of case data for AI training. Border Security and Asylum Minister Anna Turley defended the Home Office's existing AI tools, and Berry withdrew both proposals.