APN Codex Node 2251022000 Series — Insight › 22500 Profiles
Office-Holders
1What This Node Covers
An Office-Holder Record is a live page on the public record of a person holding a national or state public office or statutory role that bears on housing and property conditions: what they said, what followed, and how their statements and decisions have held up. It is Australian Property Network’s (APN’s) own analysis, written with respect for the office.
2What Every Record Does
- Sources every statement to the primary record: the institution’s own transcript or publication, or Hansard. News reports are used only for reception, and are labelled as such.
- Quotes word for word. Every quotation is checked against the primary transcript. Wording that circulates in the press but is absent from the primary record is not attributed, and is corrected where it matters.
- Keeps a claims ledger. Each dated forecast or commitment is set against the published outcome and marked held, held in part, not met, not borne out, revised or open.
- Holds praise and criticism to the same standard. Both are sourced, and labelled as political or expert.
- Stays with the office. Nothing on private life, no anonymous criticism, and no motive attributed.
- Is kept live. Each record carries its “record as at” date and is updated after each relevant decision and parliamentary appearance.
- Pairs elected office-holders. The record of a minister is published together with that of their opposition counterpart.
3The Records
Central Bank and Regulators
Appointed office-holders. Each record is published on its own.
Reserve Bank of AustraliaMichele Bullock, GovernorGovernor since 18 September 2023. Rate decisions, forecasts against outcomes, and parliamentary evidence.
Australian Prudential Regulation AuthorityJohn Lonsdale, ChairChair since 31 October 2022. The serviceability buffer, the debt-to-income limit, and lending standards against outcomes.
Elected Office-Holders
Members of Parliament. Records are published in government–opposition pairs, shown side by side.
Australian GovernmentJim Chalmers, TreasurerTreasurer since 23 May 2022. Budgets and forecasts against outcomes, housing tax and the Housing Accord. Published with the Shadow Treasurer’s record.
The OppositionTim Wilson, Shadow TreasurerShadow Treasurer since 17 February 2026. Claims on spending, tax and housing against the published data. Published with the Treasurer’s record.
Australian GovernmentClare O’Neil, Minister for HousingMinister for Housing since 29 July 2024. The Housing Accord, social and affordable housing and first home buyer schemes against outcomes. Published with the Shadow Minister’s record.
The OppositionAndrew Bragg, Shadow Minister for Housing and HomelessnessShadow Minister since 28 May 2025. Claims on supply, migration and the housing funds against the published data. Published with the Minister’s record.
4Governance
Governed by the APN 22000 Series Editorial Standard and the constraints of Profiles (22500). National and state office-holders are both filed here; each record states its jurisdiction.
