Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: Economic growth has been reflected in the Government's books, which shows that revenue is well ahead of forecasts, along with lower deficits and debt than had been forecast. This gives the Government greater fiscal headroom to combat the outbreak, which we have done by topping up the COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund by an extra $7 billion. There is also an additional $3 billion available to spend from money previously allocated in the fund that had not been spent. We have already boosted support to business in this lockdown and the extra funding will be targeted at further economic support, as well as building further resilience in our health system and supporting initiatives such as the vaccination roll-out and border and managed isolation and quarantine provision.