Who was in the room for the first Economic Reform | Australian Markets
There have been 28 people in the room for the roundtable’s first session this morning.
Atlassian co-founder and Tech Council chair Scott Farquhar arrived in time for the second session.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese sat in his regular seat at the centre of the Cabinet desk, in entrance of a image of gang-gangs cockatoos, the faunal emblem of the ACT.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Finance Minister Katy Gallagher sat subsequent to him, though they sometimes sit on the different aspect of the Cabinet desk in common conferences.
The Treasurer is chairing all classes throughout the three days.
The ministers have been flanked by Treasury secretary Jenny Wilkinson and RBA governor Michele Bullock.
Productivity Commission chair Danielle Wood – whose National Press Club Q&A session on Monday Mr Albanese made a level of mentioning he had watched – is seated reverse them.
Shadow treasurer Ted O’Brien was seated at one far finish of the oval-shaped desk and unbiased MP Allegra Spender was at the different finish, subsequent to prime bureaucrat Steven Kennedy.
ACTU management crew Michele O’Neil and Sally McManus have been seated collectively about two-thirds of the manner down the desk on the reverse aspect from the ministers.
The heads of the 4 main business foyer teams have been break up up, nevertheless, blended in amongst the varied consultants, industry and civil society representatives filling out the desk.
First roundtable seating order
L-R, one aspect of desk
- Sue Lloyd-Hurwitz, chair of the National Housing Supply and Affordability Council
- Cassandra Goldie of the Australian Council of Social Services
- Andrew McKellar, chief govt officer of the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
- Ben Wyatt, board member of Woodside and former WA treasurer
- Kerry Schott, chair of the Competition Review Expert Advisory Panel
- Jenny Wilkinson, secretary of the Department of the Treasury
- Anthony Albanese, Prime Minister
- Jim Chalmers, Treasurer
- Katy Gallagher, Finance Minister
- Michele Bullock, Reserve Bank of Australia governor
- Daniel Mookhey, chair of the Board of Treasurers and NSW Treasurer
- Innes Willox, chief govt officer of the Australian Industry Group
- Cath Bowtell, chair of IFM Investors
- Ted O’Brien, Deputy Leader of the Opposition and shadow treasurer
R-L, different aspect of the desk
- Allegra Spender MP, Federal Independent Member for Wentworth
- Steven Kennedy, secretary of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
- David Jochinke, president of the National Farmers’ Federation*
- Bran Black, chief govt officer of the Business Council of Australia
- Heather Smith, national president of the Australian Institute of International Affairs*
- Ken Henry, chair of the Australian Climate and Biodiversity Foundation
- Matt Comyn, chief govt officer of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia
- Danielle Wood, chair of the Productivity Commission
- Gina Cass-Gottlieb, chair of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
- Andrew Fraser, chair of the Australian Retirement Trust, chancellor of Griffith University and former Queensland treasurer
- Sally McManus, secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions
- Michele O’Neil, president of the Australian Council of Trade Unions
- Matthew Addison, chair of the Council of Small Business Organisations of Australia
- Shiro Armstrong, Australian National University professor*
- Scott Farquhar, chair of the Tech Council of Australia (arrived at begin of second session)
*(first session solely)
Assistant Treasurer Daniel Mulino and Assistant Minister for Productivity Andrew Leigh have been seated behind Dr Chalmers.
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