Motion of No-Confidence

Called By: Any Senator or Deliberator.

Requires: 2/3rds Majority.

Circumstances: Any.

Description: Can be called at any time and by any Senator, affecting the officers of the Chamber where it was called and having all three immediately dismissed. By tradition, a change in the Greater is soon followed by one in the Lesser, and the motion is considered extremely serious: supporters can expect a backlash, especially if their motives are seen as frivolous. Such a Motion proceeds immediately to a vote on Chamber officers as would be seen at the start of a year (see 'Election of Officers'). This is the only vote that may be called by a Deliberator of the Lesser Chamber.