> Not only would this rob the legislature of experience, I'm not sure it does, or at least not drastically: It robs the legislature of individual experience, b

> Not only would this rob the legislature of experience, I'm not sure it does, or at least not drastically: It robs the legislature of individual experience, but on average there's no reason you'd expect each politician to be in for the first time. They could even rerun later. > it would also mean politicians towards the end of each term would be focused on securing their next job, rather than performing their current one. This is a really easy problem to solve: You give a recently ousted MP a paid vacation after their term is up. (This works better of course if you stagger elections rather than electing everyone at once, but it's fine without)