Tayler-Mae primarily supports public sector organisations with commercial work, encompassing procurement, commercial agreements, public-private partnership models including PPP and PFI arrangements, IT and data protection. She supports clients in structuring and delivering projects that bring together public sector objectives and private sector expertise, with sector experience spanning digital technology, life sciences, leisure and transport.
Alongside her transactional work, Tayler-Mae advises on the broader public law dimensions of her clients' activities, including issues of vires, governance and subsidy control, helping organisations understand and manage the regulatory and constitutional framework within which they operate.
Tayler-Mae has a keen interest in artificial intelligence governance and is an active contributor to the debate in this area, regularly publishing thought leadership that examines the legal and regulatory challenges arising from the adoption of AI technologies.
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The Joint Committee on Human Rights has issued a stark warning: nowhere in the world does a legislative framework exist that is genuinely fit to address the human rights risks posed by artificial intelligence.
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