Have AI draft decisions and letters from standard text blocks

Public administrations produce administrative decisions and letters from standard text blocks

Needs setupAI Act: no extra obligationsDrafting binding documentsPublic administration

Fits: Legal & compliance · Office, administration & casework

From the file, the case worker’s decision and your checked standard text blocks, a complete draft decision in plain language is produced faster. Case workers check and decide, instead of copying modules together.

Is this for you?

  • You regularly issue similar decisions or letters, e.g. permits, fee notices, approvals or rejections.
  • There is a checked collection of modules, or a case management system with text templates and checked notices of legal remedies.
  • Your authority is clarifying with IT, data protection and the staff council which tool may be used with real files.
First step today

Think up a simple case, e.g. an application for a permit for an information stand, without real applicants. Set the decision yourself and have a draft written from three of your standard text blocks with the template below. Check whether the AI changed modules, added reasons or tampered with the decision.

How to go about it

  1. Define the type of decision and signing authority
  2. Provide checked modules and the decision note
  3. Have a draft generated from modules
  4. Check facts and law
  5. Sign and notify
  6. Maintain the collection of modules

Templates to copy

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