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Spanish AI Good Use and Governance Bill (lapsed)

Lapsed or supersededSpanish AI bill (lapsed)

Summary

It was the law meant to set Spanish penalties for the EU AI Act and split supervision among authorities. It lapsed on October 6, 2026 when Parliament was dissolved. It remains a good indicator of what is coming: failing to label deepfakes as a serious infringement, an AI inventory and AI officer in the public sector, and a complaints channel at AESIA.

Who it applies to

Not binding: it has lapsed.

Penalties

It proposed fines of up to EUR 35M or 7% (very serious), EUR 7.5M or 1% (serious) and EUR 500,000 or 0.5% (minor); warnings for the public sector.

Official name
Proyecto de Ley Orgánica para el buen uso y la gobernanza de la Inteligencia Artificial (121/000096)
Official reference
Expediente 121/000096; BOCG, Congreso de los Diputados, Serie A, núm. 97-1, de 12 de junio de 2026; caducado por la disolución de las Cortes (Real Decreto 806/2026, de 5 de octubre)
Regulator
Would have designated AESIA, AEPD, Bank of Spain, CNMV, DGSFP and the judiciary council by area
Official source
Check the sourceHow we verify sources

Key dates

Obligations and dates

Obligations table
ObligationArticle or citationStatusDateWho it applies toVerification
Deepfake labeling as a serious infringement (proposed)Proyecto 121/000096, régimen sancionadorLapsed or supersededAlready applicableIf you generate synthetic content or clone voices or likenesses.Verified in the official source on November 2, 2026
AI system inventory and AI officer in the public sector (proposed)Proyecto 121/000096, obligaciones del sector público estatalLapsed or supersededAlready applicableState public sector bodies and their suppliers.Verified in the official source on November 2, 2026

Deepfake labeling as a serious infringement (proposed)

Proyecto 121/000096, régimen sancionadorLapsed or superseded

Already applicable

When it relates
If you generate synthetic content or clone voices or likenesses.
What the rule provides
  • It would have classified failing to disclose AI interaction or mark synthetic content as a serious infringement.
Typical evidence
  • Synthetic-content labeling procedure.
Verification
Verified in the official source on November 2, 2026The dissolution of Parliament (Royal Decree 806/2026, BOE Oct 6, 2026) and the Nov 29, 2026 election appear in the official Council of Ministers record (La Moncloa). Dissolution lapses all pending business in Congress; the parliamentary tracker used in the research marks it as lapsed. The new legislature (sitting from Dec 23, 2026) would have to reintroduce it.

AI system inventory and AI officer in the public sector (proposed)

Proyecto 121/000096, obligaciones del sector público estatalLapsed or superseded

Already applicable

When it relates
State public sector bodies and their suppliers.
What the rule provides
  • It would have required a public inventory of AI systems used in administrative procedures, interoperable with the EU database.
  • It would have required an AI officer in each body.
Typical evidence
  • AI system inventory.
Verification
Verified in the official source on November 2, 2026The dissolution of Parliament (Royal Decree 806/2026, BOE Oct 6, 2026) and the Nov 29, 2026 election appear in the official Council of Ministers record (La Moncloa). Dissolution lapses all pending business in Congress; the parliamentary tracker used in the research marks it as lapsed. The new legislature (sitting from Dec 23, 2026) would have to reintroduce it.

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