Yours is a populist argument that will never fly.  Here's why:

- Civil servants' voting rights are a Charter issue now; it should be held separate from any election reform movement,
- The AG is an appointed position.  If you're interested in a democracy, no appointed position should be allowed to wield legislative power; that is the domain of an elected lower House,
- Recall has precedence in judicial rulings that refute pre-election political promises becoming post-election obligations.  Also, remember that MP(P)s other than Independents are representatives of their Party.  If you recall an MP(P), you effectively recall the entire Party, which could trigger a general election.  There's probably some rule or ruling that constrains bringing down a Government to the will of Parliament, not the will of the Public.  To be otherwise is to support rule by the mob, be it Left or Right.