/**
 * UK CMA AI Foundation Models Compliance Pack
 *
 * Framework:
 *   Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) AI Foundation Models work
 *   programme. Major outputs:
 *   - Initial Report on AI Foundation Models (Sept 2023)
 *   - AI Foundation Models update paper (April 2024)
 *   - AI Foundation Models update paper (Sept 2024) — full set of seven
 *     CMA principles and risk-monitoring framework
 *
 *   Underpinning legal authority:
 *   - Enterprise Act 2002 + Competition Act 1998 (CMA's general powers)
 *   - Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (DMCC Act) —
 *     in force from 1 January 2025 — Strategic Market Status (SMS)
 *     designation regime under the new Digital Markets Unit (DMU)
 *
 * Jurisdiction: UK-wide
 * Authority: CMA (Competition and Markets Authority) + DMU (Digital
 *   Markets Unit, within CMA, operational from January 2025)
 *
 * Why this pack:
 *   - Foundation-model providers and downstream AI suppliers must comply
 *     with CMA principles to mitigate competition + consumer-harm risks
 *     in AI markets. CMA guidance carries weight even where it is not
 *     primary legislation because the CMA can investigate and impose
 *     remedies under the Enterprise Act and the DMCC Act.
 *   - DMCC Act SMS designation can apply to firms with substantial and
 *     entrenched market power in a digital activity. Designated firms
 *     face conduct requirements (CRs) and pro-competition interventions
 *     (PCIs). Foundation-model providers above certain thresholds may be
 *     designated.
 *   - Pairs with `uk-ai-framework` (DSIT pro-innovation principles) +
 *     `uk-equality-act` (fairness) + `uk-gdpr` (Article 22 ADM overlap).
 *
 * The seven CMA AI Foundation Model principles (Sept 2024 update):
 *   1. Access — to key inputs (data, compute, expertise) without
 *      exclusionary distortions
 *   2. Diversity — sustained diversity of business models, including
 *      open-source and proprietary
 *   3. Choice — businesses have sufficient choice of foundation-model
 *      provider
 *   4. Flexibility — ability to switch and / or use multiple foundation
 *      models, including without lock-in
 *   5. Fair dealing — no anti-competitive conduct, including
 *      self-preferencing, tying, or bundling
 *   6. Transparency — consumers and businesses have information they
 *      need on foundation-model risks and limitations to make informed
 *      decisions
 *   7. Accountability — accountability for outputs to consumers and
 *      businesses; clear escalation pathway
 *
 * DMCC Act overlay:
 *   - Strategic Market Status (SMS) designation — if applied
 *   - Conduct requirements (CRs) — bespoke per-designated firm
 *   - Pro-competition interventions (PCIs) — bespoke per-designated firm
 *   - Penalties — up to 10% global annual turnover for breach
 *
 * Out of scope:
 *   - General Competition Act 1998 Chapter I / II conduct (separate
 *     regime; CMA enforces via competition law)
 *   - EU Digital Markets Act (separate jurisdiction)
 *   - DSA / Online Safety overlap (separate packs: `online-safety-act`,
 *     EU DSA when added)
 *
 * @connexum/ai-governance
 */
import { CompliancePack } from './index';
import { CategoryClassifiers } from '../classification/pack-driven-classifier';
export declare const CMA_AI_FM_CATEGORY_CLASSIFIERS: CategoryClassifiers;
export declare const CMA_AI_FM_PACK: CompliancePack & {
    categoryClassifiers: CategoryClassifiers;
};
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