POLICY EXPRESS · PE-X-211 · Cross-bureau
Agile Regulation of Emerging Technology
Drones, driverless cars, ride-hailing and AI are regulated one instrument at a time, with no common test for when a trial becomes a rule.
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2 pages · English and 繁體中文 · Built on the 1134211 Framework · Facts as at 25 October 2026
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The tension and our thesis
The tension
The Government wants fast trials in new fields, but each field has its own path to a rule and the exit from a trial is not defined.
Our thesis
Set one published test for moving from sandbox to law, give operators one front door, and settle liability on a timetable.
Three policy problems this brief examines
- 01Trials have no common exit
- 02Rules sit with many bodies
- 03Liability is still open
Each problem is developed in three layers: the fact, why it persists, and the consequence for the system.
Three options compared
A · Case by case: keep sandboxes and one-off instruments as they are.
B · One front door only: a coordination desk, with no change to legal paths.
C · One broad technology law covering all new fields.
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