Provisions relating to Vote of Confidence and Motion of No Confidence against Chief Minister
- Article
- 188
- Title
- Provisions relating to Vote of Confidence and Motion of No Confidence against Chief Minister
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- other
- Description
The Chief Minister may seek a vote of confidence. A no-confidence motion signed by one-fourth of Provincial Assembly members is prohibited for two years after appointment and one year after a failed motion.
Practice questions
Which of the following describes the power of a Chief Minister regarding their tenure within the Provincial Assembly?
What is the minimum fraction of Provincial Assembly members required to sign a no-confidence motion against a Chief Minister?
For how long after the appointment of a Chief Minister is a no-confidence motion prohibited?
If a no-confidence motion against the Chief Minister fails, for how long is the subsequent motion prohibited?
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