David Cameron, Then and Now

David Cameron in opposition:

Today, the situation is that neither he [Gordon Brown], nor I, nor any Member of the House has the right to vote on hospitals, schools or housing in his constituency or in other parts of Scotland, yet he is able to vote on hospitals, schools and housing in my constituency. We already have two classes of MP.

David Cameron in government:

Cameron says he does not want to create a system where there are two types of MPs. That's why he favours the establishment of a convention, rather than a more rigid system. But he will wait for the outcome of the review, he says.

But don't you see David? There are already two types of MP (or was that just cheap political point scoring against a Scottish PM?).