The caucus chooses a candidate whose views suit a bare majority of its members who hold the most extreme views.

He and others go to Parliament as representing one party, and a majority of such members decides what policy shall be adopted.

Party discipline compels the acquiescence of the rest.

The machine is cleverly constructed to make the will of certain party managers of mere sections of the constituencies the dominant factor.

No wonder that they denounce Proportional Representation as a dangerous fad.