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How longis a presidents term?
In the USA it is 3 years or if a vote of no confidence is passed ( can have 3 terms)
How many votes needed to pass no confidence vote in UK?
A simple majority is needed to pass a motion of no confidence, meaning only one more vote than the opposing side. The most recent successful motion of no confidence which led to the collapse of James Callaghan's government was passed 311-310.
Definition of non confidence vote?
a vote of non-confidence to overthrow the government No confidence vote (Canada) A motion introduced in the House of Commons (the major law making body of government) indicating that the House (made up of elected representatives) has lost confidence in the government. (Also known as a non confidence motion.) If passed, the government has two options: a. Resign, prompting the Governor General to call an election. b. Ask the Governor General to dissolve parliament and call an election.
What type of motion is projective motion?
For example, should the Government of Canada lose a budget vote (which would be an expression of non-confidence in the Government), the Government may propose a motion of confidence, which if passed would override the effect of the lost budget vote. (It would not revive the bill, but would prevent the defeat of the Government.) Motions of confidence always override motions of non-confidence.
What does it mean for the Greek government now that Parliament passed a confidence vote on PM George Papandreou's new cabinet for 2011?
it means that they are all mongs
Can a motion override another motion?
Motions can absolutely override other motions. For example, should the Government of Canada lose a budget vote (which would be an expression of non-confidence in the Government), the Government may propose a motion of confidence, which if passed would override the effect of the lost budget vote. (It would not revive the bill, but would prevent the defeat of the Government.) Motions of confidence always override motions of non-confidence.
Did Tony Dungee vote for Obama?
Yes he did .
Can the board of directors of a business issue a vote of no confidence in the ceo?
no
How do you submit a motion of no confidence?
A motion of no confidence is submitted when a government official or managerial person is in gross misconduct. When the motion of no confidence is received, a vote is held.
What are the release dates for California Dreams - 1992 Vote of Confidence 2-10?
California Dreams - 1992 Vote of Confidence 2-10 was released on: USA: 13 November 1993
What law was passed for inmates?
that they can vote.
In what year was it passed for women to vote?
Women gain the right to vote in 1919.
