性视界传媒-White Rock鈥檚 newest BC Liberal MLA acknowledged Friday that criticism regarding the similarity between her party鈥檚 throne-speech promises and those put forward by the opposition NDP and Green parties were 鈥渢hings that we were all hearing on the doorstep.鈥�

But Tracy Redies said she was doubtful she鈥檇 support such legislation coming from the NDP and Greens if the now-opposition parties win the right to govern.

鈥淭he challenge with the NDP promises is that they鈥檙e very vague,鈥� Redies told Peace Arch News. 鈥淢ost of them weren鈥檛 costed and there wasn鈥檛 really any detail.鈥�

鈥淚 doubt very much that we鈥檒l be on the same page.鈥�

Redies spoke to PAN the day after Premier Christy Clark鈥檚 throne speech, which laid out the BC Liberals鈥� vision for the province and included everything from creating child-care spaces to reforming the political-donation system.

Clark鈥檚 speech was criticized by opposition parties as .

In a YouTube video posted Thursday, Redies conceded that election results 鈥� which left the BC Liberals with a minority government and sparked a co-operation agreement between the BC NDP and the BC Green Party 鈥� sent her party a message.

鈥淲hile our government received strong support from rural British Columbia, it鈥檚 clear that urban British Columbians expect us to do some things differently,鈥� she states.

The next day, she reiterated the point, and told PAN that while her party鈥檚 issues may be similar to those raised by the opposition, 鈥渢he approaches that we鈥檙e taking are quite different.鈥�

鈥淔or example, the child care. We鈥檙e very focused on supporting those families in the lower or middle-income range,鈥� she said. 鈥淭hat works with our philosophy.

鈥淭he NDP have suggested $10 daycare for everyone. The government should be helping those who need the help.鈥�

Redies named social housing as another area where the parties鈥� approaches differ. The BC Liberals, she said, would work with the private sector to build social and accessible housing.

BC NDP Leader John Horgan has said an NDP government would provide Crown land to communities to lower the cost of new housing; the party鈥檚 plan is to create 114,000 rental, social and co-op housing units over 10 years.

鈥淚 think we have a much better likelihood of being able to deliver those units faster,鈥� Redies said.

Elections BC spokesman Andrew Watson confirmed Thursday following the throne speech that the agency is that voters could soon be heading back to the polls.

Horgan had said he would make a motion of non-confidence on the throne speech Monday, but after the NDP and Greens defeated proposed BC Liberal legislation to ban corporate and union donations and to grant the Greens official party status, the non-confidence vote is expected tomorrow (Thursday).

Redies said that regardless of who is in power, 鈥渨e all have to look at these (throne speech) issues.鈥�

For the BC Liberals, it鈥檚 a 鈥渕uch bigger-picture approach鈥� than just the next four years, she added.

鈥淚 guess if we鈥檙e not in government, we won鈥檛 be able to implement them the way we think is the best way for the province,鈥� she said.

鈥淏ut we鈥檒l wait and see what happens.鈥�