Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Bill

The other thing that puzzled me about the noble Lord’s remarks is that he spent a great deal of time agreeing with my noble friend that an apprenticeship would naturally include a great deal of on-the-job instruction and supervision. His answer to the question of the noble Baroness, Lady Sharp, about what happens if the jobs are not available as described seemed to be a case of "it will be all right on the night". Can he give us any specific assurance as to what will happen if there are more candidates than places?