However, when FPTP does produce a coalition government it means that parties in coalition must compromise with each other which may mean that they break some promises that they made to voters during the election campaign. For example, the Lib Dems promised to abolish university tuition fees in the 2010 general election campaign, but when they formed a coalition government with the Conservative Party didn’t support this policy at all, resulting in the Lib Dems having to abandon it.