Agree with most of what’s said here marv, but always tricky to bring a persons life before they were a representative and hold them to account for it. National’s Sam Uffindell comes to mind with some of his history and a female flatmate so scared she climbed out a window when he was banging on her door so unsafe she felt. Obviously much longer ago than what’s surfaced here about Doyle, but I still feel just like I did then that as voters we have the right to know what makes up these people’s character and we get to vote accordingly. I think if the greens want to continue with him, then voters will have a say one way or another. Obviously if he doesn’t win his electorate, then he still has the potential to serve as a list mp as he is currently? But votes could go against the greens because of their affiliation with him