Implementing AI into Your Regulatory Operations: NRCoP QLD Chapter AI Workshop #2
If you run operations, you don't need more theory. You need a way to move from ideas to working pilots that reduce backlog, speed decisions, and free up your team's time.
This in-person roundtable focuses on how to implement AI inside regulatory operations. We'll work through problem framing, stakeholder alignment, and building proofs of concept that actually ship.
What you'll work on
- Translate high-level goals into clear problem statements and measurable outcomes.
- Map the right internal stakeholders and secure buy-in without slowing momentum.
- Design small, low-risk proofs of concept that test value fast.
- Spot common blockers early: data access, privacy, procurement, skills, and change management.
You'll also see current proof-of-concept projects and a real AI solution from Brisbane City Council, so you can benchmark your approach against real work in the field.
Who this is for
Regulatory professionals across local, state, and federal government working in operations, compliance, inspections, investigations, analytics, customer service, or service design. Whether you're starting out or already piloting AI, you'll leave with practical next steps you can run inside your team.
Speakers
- Bilal Yousuf - Director, Business Intelligence and Analytics
- Skye Bowie - Chief Integrity and Risk Officer; Acting Chief Building Regulator, Queensland Building Construction Commission (QBCC)
- Zohaib Jan - Manager, Data Engineering
Additional speakers will be announced at the event.
Event details
Date and time: 25 November 2025, 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM
Location: Queensland Building and Construction Commission, 299 Montague Road, West End QLD 4101
Register
Secure your spot here: Register for the AI Workshop #2
How to get the most value
- Bring one or two live operational problems you want to improve in the next quarter.
- Know your data owners and current constraints (privacy, security, access).
- Have a simple metric in mind: cycle time, first-time resolution, inspection throughput, or case backlog.
Participation in NRCoP activities is for the purpose of connecting and building the professionalism of practising regulators and not for undertaking any form of commercial activity.
Helpful resources
- OAIC guidance on AI and privacy for privacy-by-design in public sector AI.
- Curated AI courses by job function to upskill your team after the workshop.
About the organiser
ANZSOG connects diverse people, cultures, institutions and jurisdictions. They create spaces where public sector leaders can be inspired, share, learn and debate accepted practice and new ideas. They connect senior public service practitioners and academics, building a bridge between theory and practice.
Venue
Queensland Building and Construction Commission
299 Montague Road, West End QLD 4101
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