Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Minister of Finance): I thank the member for the opportunity to comment on his proposals. I am by nature an optimistic and positive person, and so, of course, I will look at the specific proposals he has put forward. But, sadly, his overall plan fails a basic economic equation. He thinks that it is possible to reduce revenue, increase spending, and slash debt levels all at the same time. Simply put, the plan does not add up. It would require an austerity approach that would see the slashing of critical public services. It would undermine all the hard work that New Zealanders have done in fighting COVID-19, in return for an untargeted tax cut of $4 a week. Beyond that, the plan has some basic facts wrong, including writing women out of employment statistics completely by only giving the unemployment number for men, and giving the wrong unemployment number for Māori unemployment. COVID-19 has been and is tough going for many businesses and people within the community and the Government will continue to support them and look for practical and achievable ways of enhancing this, including through the enhanced business support package we will release on Friday.