 Y L vers cooking in London is continues to be a really, really competitive place. I think there are a number of really key issues around this. One is skills, we have a fantastic skill base in London. The financial services sector is clearly one of those major skill bases and we still employ an enormous number of financials within the financial services sector. its a key part of the UK. Y talent yn gael i gynhyrch, ond yw'r ffordd fforddiau gynhyrch ar gyfer ar gyfer Gwyrddolol funawr. Y rhai alun oedd y Llyfr yn ddiddordebio iawn yn gweithio gael eich awr, yn cael eu ddwylo gyda chi'n sefydliadau graffi. Mae ydych chi'n iawn yn siaradau gael ei ddim yn cael ei ddoch chi'n iawn a chi'n gwneud bod y talen y byddai gyda'i unigio a eich gwyrdd eu parwyr a'i dod i America. Cyfweliadau allan, mae'n cael eu gweithio'r beidio, yw'r gwahanol arall ac mae'n gweithio y gyda'r gweithio yn eithaf, gyda'r rhaid i'i hanes iddyn nhw. Rydym yn gwneudio'i rhaid ei chael gwelediadau, ac mae'n cael ei gweithio'r gweld cymdeithiliadau. Oherwydd sefydlu yma, ac yn y llwyffyr yn gweithio fefnig y Llywodraeth ond mae'r gweithio'n mewn ffaisiwn. o'r taxation, a taxation primarily around personal taxation, personal tax rates, and one needs to really focus on the extent to which they can come down to encourage more people, it's really more people to come here rather than encouraging people to leave. Infrastructure within London is absolutely key. By infrastructure, I'm talking about not only airports and the capacity in airports, which is really important, but also infrastructure within London, roads, the rail networks, undergrounds and so on. The third one is operating costs. What I mean by operating costs in this context is really around regulation. The burden of regulation, it's really important that that's kept to a minimum so that businesses can get on with business. I do think that the Olympics will bring a big benefit to London. I mean if you're a retail company, for instance, I'm sure that because of the inflow of tourists into London, that alone. As indeed we've seen over the last few years with the weakness of sterling, that encourages people to spend and that is a good thing for London. I think it will be good for people to see London. It will put London in a spotlight and not only central London but east London and what's being done out there. I think the third thing is actually for transport in London. I think it will become a focus of getting things done. So roads, the repairs on roads, there's a focus on timing and getting them out of the way.