the steps that the Department is taking to encourage growth in that important sector, and will he visit Malvern? The Minister for Universities and Science (Mr David Willetts): My hon. Friend is absolutely right about the strength of the cyber-cluster in Malvern. Yesterday evening we held a major conference at the Foreign Office, at which I and colleagues briefed representatives of FTSE 100 companies on the threat to cyber-security, the practical steps that they could take to ensure it and the strength of the British cyber-security industry. Mr Chuka Umunna (Streatham) (Lab): May I first welcome the Secretary of State's new team of minders to their positions on the Front Bench? I note that he is so irrepressible that he needs not one but three minders to keep him in check. His new minder of state, the hon. Member for Sevenoaks (Michael Fallon), told the Financial Times yesterday that he would "make sure business feels it has a senior champion in the department." Does the Secretary of State not feel that he himself has been a sufficient champion of business across Government of late? Vince Cable: I certainly regard myself as a champion of business, and the success that we have had in private sector job creation and in some of our main strategic industries, such as the car and aerospace industries, with both of which I have worked closely, is evidence of that. I very much look forward to working with my colleague, and we have exactly the same