This means that there is no fixed date for when elections will begin. This is a disadvantage for people because they may not realize that the elections will take place, for example, the day after tomorrow. These people have busy lives and may not vote for the candidate for whom they support valves or reforms because they may not have had time to have a more informed vote. We also know that parties get greedy and deliberately schedule elections when they believe they will have a good chance of succeeding. In the British system, the parliamentary system, a party can extend its rule longer and use it with the parties.’