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responded, defending the
Government's position by saying that the Government has given Labour the confidence vote it requested with "constitutionally accepted" wording. The Government replaced the wording as follows: "That this House has confidence in Her Majesty's Government." An amendment was also
696:, which ended on 5 September. Starmer stated that Johnson could not be allowed to remain in office, given the large-scale revolt by his own ministers. The threat of bringing a no confidence motion to the House of Commons was first made on 7 July, at the height of the government crisis.
664:. The motion, debated on 18 July, was laid by the government itself after it had refused to allow time for a Labour Party no-confidence motion. The Government won the vote on 18 July, but the Prime Minister resigned in September.
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to replace the wording with the following: "That this House has no confidence in Her
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on 20 July, but then had the whip suspended again. On 14 October 2022, Ellwood had the
Conservative whip restored.
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1212:"No confidence vote: What is Sir Keir Starmer's motion and could Boris Johnson be ousted early?"
1159:"Government tables confidence motion in itself after rejecting Labour bid to oust Boris Johnson"
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Secretary of State for
Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
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List of votes of no confidence in British governments
16:
Vote of confidence in the government of Boris Johnson
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1511:2019 Conservative Party leadership election
1052:2019 vote of confidence in the May ministry
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1931:Shadow Minister for Higher Education
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1072:2024 United Kingdom general election
690:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
280:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
729:Erskine May: Parliamentary Practice
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2063:Boris: The Rise of Boris Johnson
1913:Leader of the Conservative Party
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1647:2021 State Opening of Parliament
1262:Chaplain, Chloe (12 July 2022).
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2154:Boris Johnson Is a Fucking Cunt
1721:Trade and Cooperation Agreement
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1353:"Order Paper – 18 July 2022"
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1236:Diver, Tony (7 July 2022).
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1321:"Business of the House"
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476:Murder of David Amess
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793:Required majority →
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654:motion of confidence
591:The Churchill Factor
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157:2021 local elections
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