makes important points. The coalition Government have put 180 million into the 16-to-19 bursary fund this year, to enable the most financially disadvantaged young people to participate in education. The most vulnerable young people receive, as a standard amount, 1,200 more than they would have received under EMA. John Cryer (Leyton and Wanstead) (Lab): May I welcome the dear Leader to his new Front-Bench post? I suspect he will be a very effective Leader of the House -- probably more effective than the Prime Minister would strictly want. Is there any sign of a Bill to create a register of lobbyists, which we have been promised for over two years? The Prime Minister said this would be the next big scandal in British politics and he has been proved right. When will a Bill be on the statute book? Mr Lansley: I am grateful to the hon. Gentleman. I never expected to be called "Leader"; to be called "dear Leader" was beyond my expectations. At yesterday's Cabinet Office questions, the Minister of State, Cabinet Office, my right hon. Friend the Member for West Dorset (Mr Letwin), explained the current situation and noted that there have been many responses to the consultation on this matter. They are being seriously considered and he will make a statement in due course. Alun Cairns (Vale of Glamorgan) (Con): I congratulate the Leader of the House on his appointment. From his previous post, he will be acutely aware of the different approaches to cancer care