It also notes the importance of the targeted support that has been provided through COVID-19 and will be provided out into the future. There is no doubt that the kind of economic shock we've seen in COVID-19 will affect different parts of our community differently, and that's why we've continued to provide greater support, for example, to Māori and Pacific communities, to make sure that we've looked after those on low incomes as well. And that's why when we did the 1 April package, our focus was there, because as we bring New Zealanders through these tough times, some sectors have benefited enormously through COVID-19. Our export sector has been strong and we've been able to build off that. But we also have to look after those in our society and in our economy who haven't done so well, and targeted support is important. Untargeted support, tax cuts that are targeted at people who earn more than $180,000, is simply an out of touch policy that shows that the National Party do not understand not only today's economy but where the economy should be in the future. 