Definition: In Canada, a non-confidence motion is a motion in the House of Commons, which, if passed, means that the government has lost the confidence of the House. The government must then either resign or ask the governor general to dissolve Parliament and call an election.
Votes on the Speech from the Throne and tax and spending bills are automatically considered to be votes of non-confidence.
Votes on the Speech from the Throne and tax and spending bills are automatically considered to be votes of non-confidence.
