No Mosca, it means that the rules were changed after LAST YEAR'S voting irregularities, it has NOTHING TO DO WITH VOTING THIS YEAR. Who was in what position THIS YEAR had nothing to do with the removal of the poll. How many times must it be repeated Mosca? A mistake was made in putting the poll up in the first place, and as soon as it was spotted the situation was rectified. Notice that I didn't use a phrase like 'put right', because it's not 'right' until we can get past the fighting and come up with a solution. So instead of playing semantics, how about helping come up with one?