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Motion 7

A motion under which the House condemns tariffs proposed by President Donald Trump and endorses a nationally coordinated Canadian response that may include proportionate retaliation targeting specified industries and regions.

Motion 7 was a private member's motion on notice, taken in the Monday morning sitting of February 24, 2025, when private members' business has precedence. It asked the House to record two things: that it condemns the tariffs President Trump had proposed as unjustified and as a threat to Canadian sovereignty, and that it endorses a nationally coordinated plan to answer them with proportionate retaliation if needed, including targeting products from Republican states. A motion of this kind states the House's opinion and changes no law.

Mover
Jennifer BlatherwickPrivate member's motion
Subject
Business, trade and consumer protection
As printed
Order Paper

Motion passed

February 24, 2025. The vote was 86 to 5.

Votes and Proceedings · Hansard

By party

Who voted for and against

For (86)

Against (5)

Did not vote (2)

The record names only who voted for and who voted against. It does not say why anyone is missing.

Sources

Conservative is the Conservative Party of British Columbia, the label the Legislative Assembly uses.