In politics, an example of positive leverage is logrolling, or vote trading. The problem of cyclical majorities may arise with the absence of logrolling. Other cases include logrolling on a side, e.g., to facilitate vomiting. Because of this, distributive logrolling will occur in democratic systems. Table 1-1 explains another example of logrolling. It is the first nation member of the International Logrolling Association (ILRA). This practice is commonly referred to as logrolling. Some scholars identify riders as a specific form of logrolling, or as implicit logrolling. The competitor must step onto the logrolling dock and touch the starting point. Typically logrolling into a supine position is used for transport of a casualty. Omnibus bills can be an alternative market to logrolling. The cardinal rule of logrolling is 'never take your eyes off your opponent's feet'. Logrolling is trading of favors, especially in politics. Typically, logrolling is a mechanism used to gain support for special interest and minority groups. Legislative bodies can expect higher government spending and taxation when logrolling is allowed to flourish.