I believe that if they laid out a detailed framework for proceeding with electoral reform and ultimately concluded that it was not feasible to deliver in time for the next election, that would be one thing. 

But after campaigning on this topic as a significant plank - and with over two thirds of votes in the last election cast for parties that had electoral reform as an unambiguous, front-page promise - this bunch is now saying it's not important. And that is rubbish. Failing to deliver on electoral reform prior to the next election is one thing. Selling out a significant campaign promise and supporting a status quo that results in government that does not come close to reflecting voting will (less than 40% of votes should NEVER garner you an unchallenged majority).

And I am saying this as someone who has been a federal LPC supporter and would be very likely to support them after electoral reform as well. But not if they mess this up. 

Inaction is unacceptable. This is fundamental.