I guess he could.
If there is a "vote of no confidence", he either resigns or dissolves Parliament and calls a new election. Almost certainly the latter.
In any case, he either calls a new election now or in a few weeks, after Parliament votes against him.
But can you have a vote of no confidence for no reason? Or would they wait for Harper to give them some cause?
Would it look fishy to voters to have a vote of no confidence in the coming week? Would it look like a slap in the face of the voting public or like the natural result of an election that give no candidate a majority?
Good points and post.
Thanks.
The upcoming confidence vote is on Tory economic policy which they are upset about.