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COMPEL Glossary / GL-35

Control Activation Register

A record that tracks the implementation and activation status of every governance control specified in the Control Requirements Matrix — confirming that each control has been built, tested, and is operational in the production environment.

What this means in practice

It closes the loop between governance design (Model) and governance operation (Produce/Evaluate).

Context in the COMPEL framework

Produced and maintained in the Produce stage. The Control Activation Register must show all required controls as active before the Gate P review can pass.

Where you see this

Control Activation Register is most commonly referenced when teams work across the Produce and Evaluate stages — especially within the Operational Readiness layer . It appears in governance artifacts, assessment instruments, and delivery playbooks wherever COMPEL is operationalized.

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Synonyms

controls activation log , control implementation register , governance control tracker

See also

  • Control Requirements Matrix — A comprehensive mapping of every governance control required for each AI system — specifying the control type (preventive, detective, corrective), the risk or policy it addresses, the evidence required to prove effectiveness, the owner, and the testing frequency.
  • Deployment Readiness Checklist — A comprehensive, sign-off-based checklist that verifies all technical, governance, operational, and organizational prerequisites have been met before an AI system is deployed to production.
  • Control Performance Report — A structured report that assesses the effectiveness of every active governance control — presenting evidence of control operation, pass/fail status against defined thresholds, exceptions, and remediation actions — to demonstrate that governance is working as designed rather than merely documented.

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