Yes. That's seen as a hook into an article saying there are all these problems with first past the post, disproportionality, all the things that come out of that. For that reason, it's got some really awful elements to it. It's got one thing that's really great about it and that's local representation. I don't want to give away too much. MMP of course is a system. If you can get local representation and combine that with proportionality, that would be a great outcome.
The problem with MMP is that you don't want ridings to get too big. You don't want to take away constituency MPs to create list MPs. It creates this real conundrum. Do we add more MPs—Canadians don't really seem to like that idea—or do we replace constituency MPs with list MPs, thereby creating massive ridings that then hurt the quality of local representation?
As to your statement, yes, if we can get some of these other good things like proportionality while maintaining local representation, that would be absolutely wonderful.