The Conservatives have shared their latest plan to bring down the Liberal government next month.
A House of Commons committee will meet in the new year to vote on a motion of non-confidence in the government.
If all goes according to the Conservatives’ plan, MPs in the House of Commons could be voting on a motion of non-confidence in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government as early as Jan. 30.
How would it work?
Parliament is currently in its six-week winter break. Until its return in late January, MPs will not be able to vote on any motions in the House of Commons.
But House of Commons standing committees can call meetings even when Parliament is on break.
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