Ms White released Labor's alternative COVID-19 recovery package on Sunday.

Initiatives Labor suggested should be fast tracked or funded as part of the package included a Launceston eastern bypass, West Tamar Highway duplication, addition of new overtaking lanes on the Tasman Highway, construction of 490 affordable homes and a one-off winter payment to people pay power bills.

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When asked if a price tag could be put on Labor's recovery package, Ms White said it was a document for the Premier's Economic and Social Recovery Council to consider.

"This package is designed to get people into jobs, help those hardest hit by the pandemic and create a better state for everyone," she said.

"We need to rebuild a sustainable state budget position to ensure we can deliver the highest quality government services in health, education, housing, our parks and beyond."

Finance Minister Michael Ferguson said the government would be "happy to look at a range of proposals" Labor put forward.

Mr Ferguson said a $3.7 billion infrastructure plan would help people gain or maintain employment.

"We're doing what we believe is prudent and we are fast tracking a whole range of projects," he said

"It has taken Labor four months to prepare a glossy brochure of uncosted grab-bag projects. They can't be believed or taken seriously at least until they provide their costings and how they would pay."