In parliamentary system of government a vote of no confidence means expression of disapproval of
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In a parliamentary system of government, a vote of no confidence is a mechanism by which the legislative body expresses its disapproval of the government's policies or actions. This is usually done by the legislature voting on a motion of no confidence, which if passed, can result in the resignation of the government or the calling of new elections. It is a means of holding the government accountable to the legislature and ensuring that it has the support of the majority of the members of the legislature.