Conservative Party Stalls Its Own Non-Confidence Motion in Parliament Deadlock

House of Commons gridlock persists as Conservatives demand unredacted documents on alleged green fund misspending.

The Conservative Party blocked its own non-confidence motion, requiring unanimous consent to proceed, to maintain focus on a privilege debate that has paralyzed Parliament for two months.
The privilege debate stems from Conservative demands for unredacted documents related to allegations of misspending in a defunct green technology fund.
Liberal House Leader Karina Gould attempted to adjourn the privilege debate, but the Conservatives refused, prolonging the legislative impasse.
The Conservatives sought to leverage NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh's past criticisms of the Liberals to sway the NDP into supporting a non-confidence motion, but this effort also stalled.
The prolonged gridlock in the House of Commons risks delaying key government deadlines and creating financial disruptions if unresolved.