Koolestcat,

The enactment of the recall legislation to which you refer was pure political posturing.

On its face, it pandered to the Federal Reform Party elements in the BC Liberal coalition but it was deliberately crafted to make it next to impossible to actually achieve the recall of a sitting MLA.

Further, even those (& I'm not one) who believe that recall is a useful tool in a modern parliamentary democracy include few who further believe that recall is appropriate simply because the majority of electors in that constituency: 

(a) disapprove with the MLA's political positions, or 

(b) would like to set the stage for a new General Election.

Further, the courts would likely rule that a petition for recall based on point (a) or (b) above was invalid.

Assuming I'm wrong in the foregoing, do we really want the ongoing chaos of promiscuous recalls or threats thereof?