generated: '2026-07-25'
method: derived
source: |
  json-schema/insurance-council-australia-wp-v2-*.json (harvested by HTTP OPTIONS)
  plus GET /wp-json/wp/v2/types and GET /wp-json/wp/v2/taxonomies, 2026-07-25
note: |
  There is no insurance data model exposed by the Insurance Council of Australia.
  This entity graph is derived strictly from the resource schemas the incidental
  WordPress REST API publishes, and it is a content-management model: pages, media
  attachments, taxonomy terms and site metadata. The insurance-bearing custom post
  types the site actually runs on — insurer, resource, ins-type, ins-topic,
  campaign — are registered in WordPress but NOT registered with the REST API, and
  therefore have no machine-readable schema. That absence is the substantive finding.
rest_registered_types:
- name: page
  rest_base: pages
  schema: json-schema/insurance-council-australia-wp-v2-pages.json
  records_observed: 124
- name: attachment
  rest_base: media
  schema: json-schema/insurance-council-australia-wp-v2-media.json
  note: The PDF publication corpus (media releases, submissions, ICA reports) is
    exposed here.
- name: post
  rest_base: posts
  note: Registered but returns an empty collection — ICA editorial content does not
    live in the core post type.
- name: comment
  rest_base: comments
  schema: json-schema/insurance-council-australia-wp-v2-comments.json
- name: elementor_library
  rest_base: elementor_library
  note: Page-builder template store, not content.
- name: elementor_snippet
  rest_base: elementor_snippet
not_rest_registered_types:
- insurer
- resource
- ins-type
- ins-topic
- ins-faqs
- cat-faq
- insurer-category
- campaign
not_rest_registered_note: |
  Present in the sitemap index as child sitemaps and served on the site, but absent
  from GET /wp/v2/types. The Find an Insurer directory is served by
  wp-admin/admin-ajax.php (postgrid_ajax_load) behind a nonce instead.
entities:
- name: page
  id_field: id
  key_fields:
  - id
  - slug
  - link
  - title
  - content
  - excerpt
  - status
  - date
  - modified
  - author
  - parent
  - featured_media
  - menu_order
  - template
  - meta
  - acf
- name: attachment
  id_field: id
  key_fields:
  - id
  - slug
  - link
  - title
  - media_type
  - mime_type
  - source_url
  - filename
  - filesize
  - media_details
  - alt_text
  - caption
  - author
  - post
- name: category
  id_field: id
  key_fields:
  - id
  - name
  - slug
  - taxonomy
  - parent
  - count
  - link
- name: tag
  id_field: id
  key_fields:
  - id
  - name
  - slug
  - taxonomy
  - count
  - link
- name: comment
  id_field: id
  key_fields:
  - id
  - post
  - parent
  - author
  - content
  - status
  - date
- name: type
  id_field: slug
  key_fields:
  - name
  - slug
  - rest_base
  - rest_namespace
  - taxonomies
  - supports
  - visibility
- name: taxonomy
  id_field: slug
  key_fields:
  - name
  - slug
  - rest_base
  - types
  - hierarchical
- name: status
  id_field: slug
  key_fields:
  - name
  - slug
  - public
  - private
  - protected
  - queryable
- name: search-result
  id_field: id
  key_fields:
  - id
  - title
  - url
  - type
  - subtype
relationships:
- from: page
  to: page
  kind: belongs_to
  via: parent
- from: page
  to: attachment
  kind: has_one
  via: featured_media
- from: page
  to: user
  kind: belongs_to
  via: author
  note: The user resource itself is 401-gated.
- from: attachment
  to: page
  kind: belongs_to
  via: post
- from: comment
  to: page
  kind: belongs_to
  via: post
- from: comment
  to: comment
  kind: belongs_to
  via: parent
- from: category
  to: category
  kind: belongs_to
  via: parent
- from: taxonomy
  to: type
  kind: has_many
  via: types
- from: type
  to: taxonomy
  kind: has_many
  via: taxonomies
custom_fields:
  plugin: Advanced Custom Fields
  evidence: an `acf` object is present on the page, attachment, category and comment
    schemas
insurance_entities:
  present: false
  note: |
    No policy, quote, risk, claim, catastrophe, event, insurer or code-subscriber
    entity is exposed anywhere in the machine-readable surface. The catastrophe
    dataset ICA does publish is an XLSX download, and the Data Hub figures are
    rendered server-side as HTML.