• Accountability and Transparency – PS A.2
• Tax & AI-Driven law – PS B.2
• DS Special Track Session: Case Studies Across Jurisdictions – PS C.2
• Data spaces and Decentralised Mechanisms – PS D.2

Session A2 (Auditorium):

Chair: Atia Cortes, Barcelona Supercomputing Center

• “Adequate AI explainability requirements: Reconciling tensions with secrecy, security, and accuracy” ; Marie-Claire Najjar – European University Institute. (Submission #126)
• “How to Use Open Data to Improve Transparency, Efficiency, and Accountability of a Public Institution in light of the European Union Framework” ; Gabriele Massaro – Fondazione Etica and Davide Pasquale Cacozza – Fondazione Etica. (Submission #30)
• “Transparency for Whom? Procedural Transparency and User Responsibilisation in AI Governance of Banking Services.” ; Yuening Li – University College Dublin and Aphra Kerr – University College Dublin. (Submission #99)

Session B2: (Room B)

Chair: Dr Susan Oman, The University of Sheffield

• “AI and Jurisprudential Analysis in Tax Law” ; Eleonora Lozano Rodriguez – Universidad de los Andes. (Submission #222).
• “A legal system of prevention rather than punishment.” ;  Sandra Felizia – Universidad Nacional de Rosario/Universidad Abierta Interamericana, Alejandro Laje – Universidad Abierta Interamericana, Gerónimo Martinez – Universidad Abierta Interamericana, Carlos Molina-Jimenez – Department of Computer Science and Technology, University of Cambridge, Hazem Danny Al-Nakib – The Centre for ReDecentralisation (CRDC),  University of Cambridge and Jon Crowcroft  – Department of Computer Science and Technology, University of Cambridge. (Submission #220)
• “Normative Compliance by Design in High-Risk AI Systems: The case of the Judicial Assistant AI-Insolvency.” ; Mireia Artigot Golobardes – Universitat Pompeu Fabra. (Submission #136)

DS Special Track Session C2: Case Studies Across Jurisdictions (Room C)

Chair: Tim Gordon – Co-Founder, The Digital Statecraft Academy

• “Regulatory Reform and a Digital Public Good at the Goa Industrial Development Corporation.” ; Kartik Akileswaran – Growth Teams, Pravimal Abhishek – Indian Administrative Service (IAS) and Smriti Iyer – Better Purpose Collective. (Submission #116)
• “Digital Arang: Crafting Subnational AI Authority Through Indigenous Knowledge Governance in Kalinga, Philippines” – Marine Collins Ragnet – New York University, Tala Bautista – Kalinga State University and Katerina Siira – New York University. (Submission #100)

Session D2: (Room D)

Chair: Dr Claudia Abreu Lopes, United Nations University

• “Insights into the Bulgarian Data Space Program: A Method for Identifying Viable Data Spaces” ; Marcel Altendeitering – Fraunhofer ISST and Anna Maria Schleimer – Fraunhofer ISST. (Submission #DAP-2026-0200)
•  “Portable principles, local conditions: translating data space governance outside the EU.” ; Viivi Lähteenoja – 1001 Lakes Oy, University of Helsinki, Amber Daniels – The Western Australian Biodiversity Science Institute (WABSI), Chris Gentle – The Western Australian Biodiversity Science Institute (WABSI) and Marko Turpeinen – 1001 Lakes Oy, Aalto University. (Submission #214)