I'll leave you in his good hands
"Certainly, I think that's Mr. Johnson coming now. I'll leave you in his good hands while I make the lunch arrangements. "

I am not familiar with the usage of "leave you in his good hands".
I assume what this phrase means, but is there another way to say the same thing in a business setting?

Question

I'll leave you in his good hands
"Certainly, I think that's Mr. Johnson coming now. I'll leave you in his good hands while I make the lunch arrangements. "

I am not familiar with the usage of "leave you in his good hands".
I assume what this phrase means, but is there another way to say the same thing in a business setting?

Answer

I'll leave you in his good hands while ...
In good hands > meaning " in somebody's care that you should feel safe or feel pleased about ( that the person is qualified to take care of you) .
Leave your things here while you go on a holiday . They will be in good hands here .
I have been your teacher for a long time , but I have to retire soon .You don't have to worry much since I have found you a replacement . And , you will be in good hands when I actually retire

Answer

you could use "I will leave you in his care"

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