A balanced Parliament can present problems as it can mean that smaller parties e.g. UKIP hold massive influence depending on which of the larger parties, e.g. Labour, Tory, Lib Dem they support. It can also mean laws take longer to be passed etc. I understand your point, though, but I suppose we have to choose either democracy or efficiency.
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