Maldives Parliament has scheduled no-confidence votes against Vice-Speaker Eva Abdulla, Attorney General Ibrahim Riffath and Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid. The motions require a simple majority of the 87-member house, meaning at least 43 votes to pass.
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With a total of 87 members in Parliament, at least 43 votes are needed for the motions to be successful, assuming all members are present during the voting session.
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With a total of 87 members in Parliament, at least 43 votes are needed for the motions to be successful, assuming all members are present during the voting session.
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The parliamentary agenda has set the no-confidence motion against Riffath for Wednesday next week, while the motion against Shahid is scheduled to be heard on the 6th of next month.
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The parliamentary agenda has set the no-confidence motion against Riffath for Wednesday next week, while the motion against Shahid is scheduled to be heard on the 6th of next month.
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The scheduled no-confidence motion against her is currently pending parliamentary approval and is set to be held on the 11th of next month.
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