Anyone who watches QP knows that if true Parliamentary reform was to happen, then there would be consequences if anyone in the government from the PM on down didn't properly answer the question posed. If you watched yesterday's performance by the PM, then you know that at times he was even remotely close to answering the question posed. Instead it was liking watching a live version of the one of those talking dolls, where you pull the string and words come out. After a while, the statements are all repetitive, and the novelty is gone. Yesterday was a gimmick that backfired , as it highlighted how little respect the government has for QP. In the interest of fair play , the Conservatives did it as well, and were just as awfull to watch. True change comes from meaningfull answers to the questions, not a continuous repetition of the campaign promises, and accomplishments of the government. The Liberals promised they would be different and accountable, this starts with real answers.