'Labor made $19 billion in election promises on its path to victory, with a focus on health and medical research, support for homeowners, and multinational tax reform. The newly sworn-in PM has confirmed Australia's parliament will meet before the end of July, with the top priority being handling economic uncertainty. The federal election saw both major parties lay out their visions for the future. Prior to the election, Labor came prepared to address economic challenges caused by unpredictable events. The Pre-Election Promise Tracker kept track of key commitments, and now the challenge for Prime Minister Albanese will be implementing the promises. The Liberal Party and Labor both have plans for tax reform, with Labor's plan allowing for consultation and the Liberal Party's Help to Buy Scheme set to support 10,000 homeowners.'