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Proving a crime is difficult if elected officials resign in exchange for reward, says B.C. expert

Vancouver Sun · August 28, 2026 at 6:33 p.m.

As accusations fly that a B.C.

Conservative MLA was offered a reward to resign so leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay could seek a seat in the legislature, one legal expert cautions there is a high threshold to prove any criminality.

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Proving a crime is difficult if elected officials resign in exchange for reward, says B.C. expert

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