Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Minister of Finance): The Crown accounts for the June 2021 financial year reflected the strong position New Zealand found itself in due to the Government's actions to protect lives and livelihoods in an extremely volatile and uncertain pandemic environment. As a result of the stronger economy, which led to higher business profits, more people in work, and higher wages, total income tax revenue, including corporate tax, in the year to June 2021 was $64.7 billion or 18.9 percent of GDP. In comparison, in the June 2017 financial year, total income tax revenue was $49.6 billion or 17.9 percent of GDP. To answer the second part of the question, the member will have to wait just a little longer to find out what decisions have been made in Budget 2022. What I can say is that we won't be putting in place untargeted tax cuts, such as the member is proposing, that would see her and her leader get thousands of dollars while those on low and middle incomes would get just $2 a week.