Research report 04 / Proposal to enforcement
AI Policy Implementation Clock
Policy actions, effective dates, status movement, jurisdictions, and implementation lag.
Public editionLive dataset
- Policy actions
- 2
Verified records
- Jurisdictions
- 2
Named geographies
- Median lead time
- 0 days
Announcement to effective date
- Effective dates
- 1
Explicitly disclosed
Data status2 verified observations
Early sample. Read individual values rather than treating the pattern as a market trend.
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Coverage note
Policy implementation can change after publication. Every record retains its source evidence and update timestamp.
- Dataset ID
- spd:policy-implementation
- Coverage
- 2026-04-20/2026-07-31
- Records
- 2
- Fields
- 6
- Formats
- CSV / JSON
- Updated
| Action date | Jurisdiction | Authority | Action | Status | Effective |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-04-20 | United States (federal) | U.S. Representative Blake Moore, U.S. Congress | Introduced federal bill (AI Children’s Toy Safety Act) calling for a ban on the manufacture and sale of children’s toys that incorporate AI chatbots. | introduced | — |
| 2026-07-31 | Virginia | Virginia State Corporation Commission | Order requiring mandatory contribution in aid of construction (CIAC) for certain direct-connect substations and transmission lines serving new large-load facilities | issued | 2026-07-31 |
Methodology
How to read this report
- 01The clock uses the earliest verified action date and explicit effective date.
- 02Statuses are preserved as disclosed and normalized conservatively.
- 03Missing effective dates remain missing and do not enter lag calculations.
Sources
Evidence
1 publisher supporting 1 record. Expand a publisher to inspect its cited pages.