MLA's with 4 years of pension service (Need 6) HOW WILL THEY VOTE IN A CONFIDENCE MOTION ??

• A Member is not entitled to a pension unless he or she has served in the Legislature for at least six years, including the years the Member served immediately prior to the introduction of this plan (April 2007).
• Contributions are fixed at 11% of a Member's pensionable earnings (basic compensation and any additional salary earned). The amount of government contributions is determined by the public service board. All contributions are held and administered by the BC Pension Corporation on behalf of the Legislative Assembly.
• The amount of the annual pension is based on a benefit accrual rate of 3.5% of the highest 3-year average annual pensionable earnings. The maximum pension a Member may receive is 70% of these earnings.
• A Member is not entitled to a pension unless he or she has served in the Legislature for at least six years, including the years the Member served immediately prior to the introduction of this plan (April 2007).
• A Member receives an unreduced pension at age 65, with the option for a retired Member to take a reduced pension between the ages of 60 and 65 (3% reduction for each year pension payments commence before a Member's 65th birthday).
• The normal form of pension for a Member with a spouse at retirement is joint life, with the pension payable to the surviving spouse reduced to 60% on the Member's death. For a Member without a spouse at retirement, the pension is normally for life.

https://www.leg.bc.ca/learn-about-us/members
MLA: Dan Ashton  Penticton Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party 

MLA: Hon. Mike Bernier Minister of Education Peace River South Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party 

MLA: Judy Darcy New Westminster Elected 2013, 2017 BC NDP  
MLA: David Eby Vancouver-Point Grey Elected 2013, 2017 BC NDP 

MLA: Simon Gibson Abbotsford-Mission Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party 

MLA: George Heyman Vancouver-Fairview Elected 2013, 2017 BC NDP 

MLA: Marvin Hunt Surrey-Cloverdale Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party  

MLA: Greg Kyllo Shuswap Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party 

MLA: Linda Larson Boundary-Similkameen Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party  

MLA: John Martin Chilliwack Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party

MLA: Hon. Mike Morris Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General

Prince George-Mackenzie Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party  

MLA: Hon. Coralee Oakes Minister of Small Business and Red Tape Reduction and Minister Responsible for the Liquor Distribution Branch

Cariboo North  Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party 

MLA: Dr. Darryl Plecas Abbotsford South Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party  

MLA: Jennifer Rice North Coast Elected 2013, 2017BC NDP 

MLA: Hon. Michelle Stilwell Minister of Social Development and Minister Responsible for AccessibilityParksville-Qualicum Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party 

MLA: Hon. Todd Stone Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure

Kamloops-South Thompson Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party 

MLA: Hon. Jordan Sturdy Minister of Environment

West Vancouver-Sea to Sky Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party 

MLA: Hon. Sam Sullivan Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development and Minister Responsible for TransLink Vancouver-False Creek Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party 

MLA: Jackie Tegart Fraser-Nicola Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party 

MLA: Laurie Throness Chilliwack-Kent Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party 

MLA: Hon. Teresa Wat Minister of International Trade and Minister Responsible for the Asia Pacific Strategy and Multiculturalism

Richmond North Centre Elected 2013, 2017 British Columbia Liberal Party 

MLA: Dr. Andrew Weaver Oak Bay-Gordon Head Elected 2013, 2017 Independent 

MLA: Hon. Andrew Wilkinson  Minister of Justice Vancouver-Quilchena Elected 2013, 2017  British Columbia Liberal Party 
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Don Quixote Note: Originally posted Jun 17, 2017
If there is a NDP/Green government formed will the above MLA's choose to vote as whipped in a confidence vote or abstain in hope of getting the 2 more years needed to get their pension?? Or will a Liberal accept the Speakership from this list.

 A recall campaign in Abbotsford South is already gathering steam. It remains to be seen if Plecas will last the two years he needs to collect his suddenly enriched MLA pension.

17 Liberals & 4 NDP & 1 Green (Independent listed)