…which is looking likely, who would we need in his shadow cabinet?

For those of us concerned that he may not take the right line on drugs and Europe who will we need in the Foreign Office, Home Office etc to help promote conservative principles and help get the country off its back?

Supposing Mr Cameron does indeed win, whom will he choose to be his Chancellor?

Who will give the Conservative Party the heavyweight punch that will be needed to send Labour back into the oblivion in which it belongs?

Who will bring experience, debating finesse and some much-needed attack skills to the Party so that we can jolt our people out of their complacency and show then what’s really happening to their country?

Will David Davis or Liam Fox be offered positions? Will they accept them?

Government isn’t just one man. Granted, the man at the top is its most prominent feature. But a liberal spreading of political talent is a good thing and can give the Party an overall flavour that is conservative and electable. Whoever wins, his choices of shadow cabinet will be vitally important.