>> first, i welcome the honorable gentleman to his place as the member of parliament for chesterfield all remember one of his predecessors in that seat, tony benn, who left this house saying that he wanted to spend more time doing politics. what i would say to the honorable gentleman is that we want to help children from less well-off backgrounds by having a pupil premium. we will take money from outside the education budget to ensure that the pupil premium is well funded, so that children from the poorest homes get to go to the best schools and the money follows the pupil into those schools. as for university places, let me say this to the honorable gentleman -- we are expanding the number of university places by 10,000, compared with the legacy that we were left. >> may i press the prime minister a little further on excessive pay? my constituents are outraged at the amount of money that some senior nhs managers are receiving. what can the coalition do to reduce such excessive expenditure? >> my honorable friend makes a good point. by having transparency, we are able to see for the f

. >> does the prime minister share the concerns of two schl teachers and a chesterfield who came up to meet this weekend that children from areas that have greater deprivation are going to support disproportionately from the 10,000 university -- [unintelligible] all, can if welcome the right hon. tunnel onto his place as a member parliament, -- what hon. gentlemen to his place as a member of parliament, because the person who had that seat wanted to spend more time doing politics. we want to help children from less well off the backgrounds by having a pupil premium, and we will make sure that it is well- founded said thachildren from the poorest, go to the best schools. in terms of university places, we are expanding the number of in a risky places by 10,000 -- university places by 10,000 in number. >> thank you, mr. speaker. could i press the prime minister a little further on accepted pay? my constituents are outraged on the -- by the amount of money some senior managers are receiving. what can the coalition do to reduce this expe -- this exceive compensation? >> the first thing is b

. >> does the prime minister share the concerns of two school teachers and a chesterfield who came up to meet this weekend that children from areas that have greater deprivation are going to support disproportionately from the 10,000 university -- [unintelligible] all, can if welcome the right hon. tunnel onto his place as a member parliament, -- what hon. gentlemen to his place as a member of parliament, because the person who had that seat wanted to spend more time doing politics. we want to help children from less well off the backgrounds by having a pupil premium, and we will make sure that it is well- founded said that children from the poorest, go to the best schools. in terms of university places, we are expanding the number of in a risky places by 10,000 -- university places by 10,000 in number. >> thank you, mr. speaker. could i press the prime minister a little further on accepted pay? my constituents are outraged on the -- by the amount of money some senior managers are receiving. what can the coalition do to reduce this expe -- this excessive compensation? >> the first thi

. >> as you look back, we have peen catastrophe after test chesterfield her -- we have seen catastrophe after catastrophe occur. is the fed and other monetary authorities in needs of a better distant early warning system? >> they are multiple dimensions of had to address these financial regulatory reform legislation -- ddmensions of how to address the financial report for reform legislation. we need regulation to identify gaps before they lead to a crisis. the philosophy underlying the creation of a systemic risk council and giving the federal peserve consolidation over large systemic-critical firms -- we need to make them more resilience so that they will be more stable during the crisis. variety of mechanisms, including increased capital requirements, increased liquidity your comments, however estimate the derivatives trading more transparent. congress is working n alternative mechanisms for safely winding down large systemically critical firms so that it can fill withoot bringing down the rest of the system. those are the three dimensions of our response. we will never eliminate fina