Yes, MPs develop different kinds of what we call representational styles. Some are very policy focused; some are service focused. Some are focused on what we refer to as symbolism, going to local events, community events, trying to present themselves as one of their constituents, trying to build a personal bond with those constituents. They develop these styles in response, in part, to what they think their constituents actually expect of them, and so that factors into the nature of the riding itself.
There are other things that go into that as well, for example, how vulnerable does the MP actually feel in the re-election contest that's coming up? We'll have a book coming out from UBC Press pretty soon—not to advertise or anything—where we go into detail on all of these MPs.