Yes. The demands that are placed on MPs in dense urban ridings are a lot higher than those on MPs in other kinds of ridings.
In rural ridings they have a medium number of demands, of service requests from constituents. The suburban ridings, where MPs tend to get an easier ride, are not as demanding. It's not as pressing. There are not the kinds of service requests that MPs, especially in the really dense urban, high-rise kinds of ridings get. Those are the ones that impose really pressing demands on the MP.