The wait is about to be over.
After the closest election in modern British Columbia history, the B.C. Legislature is set to return this morning.
First on the agenda is the election of the speaker, with the B.C. Liberals expected to put forward someone to occupy the chair.
The real fireworks are expected in the afternoon when Lieutenant Governor Judith Guichon reads the government's speech from the throne.
The B.C. Liberals are hoping to keep the confidence of the legislature with 43 MLAs, compared to 41 NDP MLAs who have the support of the three Green Party MLAs.
Major policy changes promised
B.C. Premier Christy Clark has already announced some of the major policy changes that the B.C. Liberals would implement if the throne speech passes. If it doesn't, Clark said they'll still campaign on these pledges in the next election.