 The next election in 1996 saw Labor regain three seats and the Greens lose one.Ray Groom, who had promised before the election to only govern with a majority, resigned and handed the leadership to Tony Rundle, who formed a loose alliance with the Greens to govern in a minority until 1998, when the major parties voted to restructure the House of Assembly (from 35 to 25 seats) in an (ultimately, unsuccessful) attempt to make it more difficult for minor parties to be elected.Rundle immediately called an election, which Labor won comfortably, leaving the Greens with only one seat.