As example, see John Rustad's ouster! It only happened because the party was hurting hard, forcing the executive to loosely interpret the rules to allow them to remove him. The CPBC is not hurting right now! Unless serious rabble-rousing changes that, they'll be happy to keep Doerkson.

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Doerkson will find it easier to stay on, because everyone at the top is happy he's there and won it all for them. Rules tend to be most zealously enforced when those enforcing them benefit and less strictly enforced when they don't. Which makes it sound bad, but this is just how organisations work!

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Let’s leave COPE out of this

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There's a chance Doerkson decides one term as an accidental premier is a fine legacy, and you get a 2030 leadership race There's a chance that Events Happen and divisions in the party accelerate a conflict — see the end Mike Harcourt's premiership But other theories, at this point, are mostly cope

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Last Vancouver council meeting of the Ken Sim administration. Every four years, there’s a wrapup meeting that takes less than an hour, and is quick administrative things and goodbye speeches. Always a surreal last day of school feeling.

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