Reform shouldn't be about number crunching to get Labour's best result, but rooted in fairness and doing politics differently. Tory driven changes are about divide and rule, not consensus building. That why diversity needs to be at the centre of this debate, as so many of us - disabled people for example - are largely excluded from politics. Diversity won't only make things look different, but change much of the dynamics - helping people feel politics is less remote and more relevant to their lives. That goes for The Labour Party too. This is what I said last week on HuffPost about our illusion of democracy: http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/emily-brothers/the-illution-of-british-d_b_9561762.html