Recall

RECALL is a method by which voters may reconsider the election of their legislators between general elections, giving constituents more influence over the conduct of their MLAs. In a referendum during the 1991 provincial election, a strong majority of BC voters approved some form of recall legislation. The NDP government introduced a limited system in 1994. Recall may not be initiated until at least 18 months after a general election. Constituents must circulate a petition; at least 40% of...

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