The Liberal caucus has voted against adopting the Reform Act, which would have given MPs the power to oust leader Mark Carney if they deemed him unfit to lead the party.
Liberal caucus chair James Maloney said Liberal MPs voted not to adopt the act, but he declined to say anything more about the vote, insisting any discussions that happen in caucus meetings should remain private.
The Reform Act, which was introduced by Conservative MP Michael Chong in December 2013 and became law in June 2015. requires each parliamentary caucus to vote on the four key aspects of the legislation at their first meeting following a general election….