So a rather troubling fact about Opportunity is that they have an internal binding rule that 25% of their board can veto any decision. Their board is 7 members. That means that just 2 unelected people can effectively decide the direction of government, if Opportunity is in the 'kingmaker' seat. Which it may be.
I really struggle to type the words that I agree with Seymour on this. It is dangerously anti-democratic.
@JulianOliver Perhaps the best outcome this term might be a minority government which has to build support for its policies measure by measure. But a successful minority government in our environment would require a consummate politician and the closest we have is Winston, who will not be in a position to drive the bus.
Otherwise we may end up with a Labour-led government in name only; a puppet gyrating at the behest of two people on the Opportunity Party's board. I would hope the Green Party has the common sense to walk away from any such arrangement.