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Not necessarily, proportional representation can be mixed with a plurality system, resulting in the bulk of MPs being elected using the FPTP system and then the remaining MPs selected from party lists based on the national or regional vote share. This system is currently used in the Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly Elections.
