Lighthouse

The new evidence earns a named delivery/support relationship and a dated access restriction. It does not yet earn a Lighthouse-to-account-blocking relationship. A separate documented closure operation is preserved alongside it.

No recovered record joins Lighthouse to those closures. That is a missing attribution, not proof Lighthouse was uninvolved. The candidate therefore creates a separate Huntsman operation and aggregate outcome, with no Lighthouse edge. The paper's closure passage derives from the AUSTRAC publication family; it is not a second independent confirmation.

The Australian 2024-25 impact report describes operational Lighthouse searching and analytic functions for suspected child-exploitation data, with financial-sector and law-enforcement uses. It lists Jodie Arthur both as a non-executive director and a Westpac financial-crime executive. This is a resource-plus-governance connection. It does not establish donor nomination rights, her vote on any policy, or a bank action taken from an alert. Provider licences, provenance, access agreements, correction rules and de-identified alert-to-action records could distinguish those steps without seeking sensitive underlying data.

Westpac's 2024 programme report records a $25 million six-year commitment beginning in 2021 for ICMEC data and knowledge sharing. Its Australian-project section names Lighthouse, a data application for banks and payment platforms, and Westpac participation in the SaferAI launch. The report uses both commitment and provided language; this is not a verified payment schedule. Its outcome footnotes explicitly say recipient information was not independently verified. The bank website's three-year grant description and this six-year programme description need the original agreement and amendments, not arithmetic invention. AUD is inferred from the Australian reporting context; the line itself prints only a dollar sign.