Recorded Votes in the House of Commons Where the Cabinet did not Vote with the Majority
1957 to Date

• motion for second reading of Bill C-288 Kyoto Protocol Implementation Act
• agreed (YEAS 152 , NAYS 115)
  
• Robert Nicholson, Leader of the Government in the House of Commons, voted "NAY"

Journals; October 4, 2006: pp. 499-501

• motion of Business of Supply (Status of Women)
• agreed (YEAS 145 , NAYS 118)
  
• Robert Nicholson, Leader of the Government in the House of Commons, voted "NAY"

Journals; October 3, 2006: pp. 490-91

• motion for concurrence in Second Report (Significant property) of the Standing Committee on Government Operations and Estimates
• agreed (YEAS 145 , NAYS 119)
  
• Robert Nicholson, Leader of the Government in the House of Commons, voted "NAY"

Journals; September 27, 2006: pp. 465-66

• motion for second reading of Bill C-293 Development Assistance Accountability Act
• agreed (YEAS 159 , NAYS 108)
  
• Robert Nicholson, Leader of the Government in the House of Commons, voted "NAY"

Journals; September 20, 2006: pp. 406-07

• motion at report stage to amend Bill C-2 Federal Accountability Act
• negatived (YEAS 125 , NAYS 165)
  
• Stephen Harper, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; June 21, 2006: pp. 330-32

• motion at report stage to amend Bill C-2 Federal Accountability Act
• agreed (YEAS 165 , NAYS 125)
  
• Stephen Harper, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; June 21, 2006: pp. 326-33

• motion that the House implement the Kelowna Accord
• agreed (YEAS 162 , NAYS 121)
  
• Stephen Harper, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; June 20, 2006: pp. 309-11

• motion for concurrence in First Report (Imports of milk protein concentrates) of the Standing Committee on Agriculture and Agri-Food
• agreed (YEAS 154 , NAYS 123)
  
• Stephen Harper, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; June 13, 2006: pp. 273-75

• motion that the House do now proceed to the Orders of the Day
• negatived (YEAS 116 , NAYS 121)
  
• Stephen Harper, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; June 5, 2006: pp. 229-31

• motion of Business of Supply (protection and promotion of the diversity of cultural expressions)
• agreed (YEAS 155 , NAYS 121)
  
• Stephen Harper, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 30, 2006: pp. 210-12

• motion of Business of Supply (Kyoto Protocol)
• agreed (YEAS 169 , NAYS 125)
  
• Stephen Harper, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 16, 2006: pp. 181-83

• motion that this House has lost confidence in the Government
• agreed (YEAS 171 , NAYS 133)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister , voted "NAY"

Journals; November 28, 2005: pp. 1352-53

• motion for second reading of Bill C-380 Canada Labour Code (amendment: pregnant or nursing employees)
• agreed (YEAS 155 , NAYS 92)
  
• Lucienne Robillard, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs , voted "NAY"

Journals; November 23, 2005: pp. 1324-25

• motion for second reading of Bill C-248 Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (amendment: trafficking in a controlled drug or substance within five hundred metres of an elementary school or a high school)
• agreed (YEAS 218 , NAYS 31)
  
• Lucienne Robillard, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs , voted "NAY"

Journals; November 23, 2005: pp. 1320-21

• motion to ask the Governor General to dissolve the 38th Parliament and to set the date for the 39th general election for Monday, February 13, 2006
• agreed (YEAS 167 , NAYS 129)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; November 21, 2005: pp. 1301-02

• motion that the Bloc Québécois Members' householder, on the subject of the Gomery Commission, which affects the privileges of the Member for Bourassa, be referred to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs
• agreed (YEAS 134 , NAYS 163)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; November 15, 2005: pp. 1273-74

• motion of Business of Supply (Access to Information Act)
• agreed (YEAS 169 , NAYS 130)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; November 15, 2005: pp. 1271-72

• motion to recognize all firefighters who have fallen in the line of duty in Canada and to support the proposed construction of a monument in the Parliamentary precinct
• agreed (YEAS 161 , NAYS 112)
  
• Anne McLellan, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; October 26, 2005: pp. 1210-11

• amendment to motion to recognize all firefighters who have fallen in the line of duty in Canada by constructing a monument in the Parliamentary precinct
• agreed (YEAS 146 , NAYS 129)
  
• Anne McLellan, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; October 26, 2005: pp. 1209-10

• motion for concurrence in Sixth Report (Study on the closing of RCMP detachments) of the Standing Committee on Justice, Human Rights, Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness
• agreed (YEAS 162 , NAYS 118)
  
• Anne McLellan, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; October 5, 2005: pp. 1110-11

• motion for third reading of Bill C-259 Excise Tax Act (amendment: elimination of excise tax on jewellery)
• agreed (YEAS 185 , NAYS 93)
  
• Anne McLellan, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; June 15, 2005: pp. 907-8

• motion that the Standing Committee on Justice, Human Rights, Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness create a special subcommittee with the mandate to examine the process for appointments to the federal judiciary and make recommendations for reform, with the primary goal of eliminating political partisanship from the process, by October 31, 2005
• agreed (YEAS 157 , NAYS 124)
  
• Jean-C. Lapierre, Minister of Transport, voted "NAY"

Journals; June 7, 2005: pp. 844-5

• motion that the House do now adjourn
• agreed (YEAS 138 , NAYS 57)
  
• Andy Scott, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 13, 2005: pp. 751-2

• motion that the Honourable Member for Prince George--Peace River (Jay Hill) be now heard on second reading of Bill C-48 An Act to authorize the Minister of Finance to make certain payments
• agreed (YEAS 150 , NAYS 65)
  
• Andy Scott, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 13, 2005: pp. 747-8

• motion that the House do now adjourn
• agreed (YEAS 152 , NAYS 144)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 12, 2005: pp. 745-6

• motion for adjournment of the debate for concurrence in 35th Report (amendment to Standing Order 81(10)) of the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs
• negatived (YEAS 147 , NAYS 153)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; May 11, 2005: pp. 739-40

• motion for concurrence in First Report (Report of the Auditor General of Canada on the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada) of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts
• agreed (YEAS 153 , NAYS 150)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 10, 2005: pp. 733-4

• motion that the First Report (Report of the Auditor General of Canada on the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada) of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts be not now concurred in but that it be referred back to Committee for further consideration with instruction that it amend the same so as to recommend that the government resign because of its failure to address the deficiencies in governance of the public service addressed in the report
• agreed (YEAS 153 , NAYS 150)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 10, 2005: pp. 731-3

• motion for concurrence in Fourth Report (Study on the closing of RCMP detachments) of the Standing Committee on Justice, Human Rights, Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness
• agreed (YEAS 188 , NAYS 109)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 4, 2005: p. 698

• motion that the question be now put for concurrence in Fourth Report (Study on the closing of RCMP detachments) of the Standing Committee on Justice, Human Rights, Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness
• agreed (YEAS 188 , NAYS 109)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 4, 2005: pp. 697-8

• motion for adjournment of the debate for concurrence in Fourth Report (Study on the closing of RCMP detachments) of the Standing Committee on Justice, Human Rights, Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness
• negatived (YEAS 140 , NAYS 148)
  
• Jean-C. Lapierre, Minister of Transport, voted "YEA"

Journals; May 3, 2005: pp. 685-7

• motion for concurrence in Third Report (2004 Avian Influenza Outbreak in British Columbia) of the Standing Committee on Agriculture and Agri-Food
• agreed (YEAS 168 , NAYS 122)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 2, 2005: pp. 681-2

• motion that the Third Report (2004 Avian Influenza Outbreak in British Columbia) of the Standing Committee on Agriculture and Agri-Food be not now concurred in but that it be referred back to Committee for further consideration
• negatived (YEAS 123 , NAYS 167)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; May 2, 2005: pp. 680-1

• motion for second reading of Bill C-265 Income Tax Act (amendment: exemption from taxation of 50% of United States social security payments to Canadian residents)
• agreed (YEAS 154 , NAYS 112)
  
• Anne McLellan, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; April 20, 2005: pp. 660-1

• motion of Business of Supply (establish a trust account into which the Liberal Party can deposit all funds received from companies and individuals tied to the sponsorship scandal)
• agreed (YEAS 157 , NAYS 119)
  
• Anne McLellan, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; April 19, 2005: pp. 651-2

• motion for second reading of Bill C-280 Employment Insurance Act (amendment: Employment Insurance Account and premium rate setting)
• agreed (YEAS 156 , NAYS 116)
  
• Anne McLellan, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; April 13, 2005: pp. 623-4

• motion for concurrence in Fourth Report (Resolution of Indian residential school claims) of the Standing Committee on Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development
• agreed (YEAS 149 , NAYS 147)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; April 12, 2005: pp. 615-6

• motion that the Fourth Report (Resolution of Indian residential school claims) of the Standing Committee on Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development be not now concurred in but that it be referred back to Committee for further consideration
• negatived (YEAS 147 , NAYS 149)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; April 12, 2005: pp. 614-5

• motion for an independent judicial inquiry into the investigation of the Air India bombing of June 23, 1985
• agreed (YEAS 172 , NAYS 124)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; April 12, 2005: pp. 612-4

• motion to acknowledge the historic inequality of treatment and compensation for First Nations, Métis and Inuit war veterans
• agreed (YEAS 144 , NAYS 100)
  
• Anne McLellan, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; April 6, 2005: pp. 585-6

• motion for concurrence in Fourth Report (Certificate of nomination of Glen Murray) of the Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development
• agreed (YEAS 143 , NAYS 108)
  
• Anne McLellan, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; April 6, 2005: pp. 583-4

• amendment to motion to create a secretariat responsible for overseeing the Foreign Credential Recognition Program
• agreed (YEAS 112 , NAYS 138)
  
• Jean-C. Lapierre, Minister of Transport, voted "YEA"

Journals; March 23, 2005: pp. 553-5

• motion of Business of Supply (accountability of foundations)
• agreed (YEAS 161 , NAYS 114)
  
• Anne McLellan, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; February 22, 2005: pp. 466-8

• motion for second reading of Bill C-32 Department of Foreign Affairs Act
• negatived (YEAS 125 , NAYS 154)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; February 15, 2005: pp. 436-8

• motion for second reading of Bill C-31 Department of International Trade Act
• negatived (YEAS 125 , NAYS 157)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; February 15, 2005: pp. 434-5

• motion of Business of Supply (drop the CAIS deposit requirement and honour the commitments made to Canadian producers)
• agreed (YEAS 158 , NAYS 114)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; February 8, 2005: pp. 403-5

• motion of Business of Supply (assistance to clothing and textile industries)
• agreed (YEAS 157 , NAYS 108)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; February 8, 2005: pp. 402-3

• motion to restore Main Estimates, under Privy Council
• negatived (YEAS 124 , NAYS 167)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; December 9, 2004: pp. 328-9

• motion to restore Main Estimates, under Governor General
• negatived (YEAS 120 , NAYS 171)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; December 9, 2004: pp. 327-8

• motion of Business of Supply (mad cow crisis)
• agreed (YEAS 164 , NAYS 125)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; December 7, 2004: pp. 304-6

• motion of Business of Supply (Mirabel Airport)
• agreed (YEAS 157 , NAYS 118)
  
• Anne McLellan, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; November 30, 2004: pp. 275-6

• motion at report stage to amend Bill C-7 Department of Canadian Heritage Act and the Parks Canada Agency Act and to make related amendments to other Acts
• agreed (YEAS 157 , NAYS 112)
  
• Anne McLellan, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; November 23, 2004: pp. 248-9

• motion at report stage to amend Bill C-6 Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Act
• negatived (YEAS 124 , NAYS 154)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; November 16, 2004: pp. 223-4

• motion to strike a special subcommittee to propose tangible solutions for addressing the fiscal imbalance
• agreed (YEAS 165 , NAYS 128)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; November 2, 2004: pp. 182-3

• motion for second reading of Bill C-246 Income Tax Act (amendment: child adoption expenses)
• agreed (YEAS 168 , NAYS 50)
  
• Paul Martin, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; April 20, 2004: pp. 281-2

• motion to extend custodial management over the Nose and Tail of the Grand Banks and of the Flemish Cap.
• agreed (YEAS 124 , NAYS 95)
  
• David Anderson, Minister of the Environment, voted "NAY"

Journals; March 24, 2004: pp. 209-10

• motion for second reading of Bill C-338 Criminal Code (amendment: street racing)
• agreed to (YEAS 121 , NAYS 88)
  
• Anne McLellan, Minister of Health, voted "NAY"

Journals; November 5, 2003: pp. 1241-2

• motion for second reading of Bill C-420 Food and Drugs Act (amendment)
• agreed to (YEAS 124 , NAYS 85)
  
• Anne McLellan, Minister of Health, voted "NAY"

Journals; October 22, 2003: pp. 1152-3

• amendment to motion to prevent medical conditions and illnesses caused by exposure to identifiable environmental contaminants
• agreed to (YEAS 117 , NAYS 99)
  
• Anne McLellan, Minister of Health, voted "NAY"

Journals; October 7, 2003: pp. 1107-8

• motion for second reading of Bill C-421 Establishment of the Office of the Chief Actuary of Canada
• agreed to (YEAS 116 , NAYS 98)
  
• Anne McLellan, Minister of Health, voted "NAY"

Journals; September 17, 2003: pp. 989-90

• motion of Business of Supply (support for the admission of Taiwan as an observer to the World Health Organization)
• agreed to (YEAS 163 , NAYS 67)
  
• Ralph Goodale, Minister of Public Works and Government Services, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 27, 2003: pp. 808-9

• motion at report stage to amend Bill C-13 Assisted Human Reproduction Act
• 3 divisions votes agreed to (YEAS 113 , NAYS 110) 87
  (YEAS 113 , NAYS 109) 96
  (YEAS 112 , NAYS 101) 114
  
• Ralph Goodale, Minister of Public Works and Government Services, voted "NAY" to all 3 motions

Journals; March 26, 2003: pp. 580-1, 589-90, 602-3

• motion at report stage to amend Bill C-15 Lobbyists Registration Act
• agreed to (YEAS 121 , NAYS 116)
  
• Jean Chrétien, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; February 25, 2003: pp. 464-5

• motion of Business of Supply (election of Committee Chairs and Vice-Chairs by secret ballot)
• agreed to (YEAS 174 , NAYS 87)
  
• Jean Chrétien, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; November 5, 2002: pp. 163-4

• motion that the House do now adjourn
• agreed (YEAS 98 , NAYS 95)
  
• Herb Gray, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; March 29, 2001: pp. 263-4

• motion for second reading of Bill C-223 Witness Protection Program Act (amendment: protection of spouses whose life is in danger)
• agreed to (YEAS 115 , NAYS 109)
  
• Herbert Gray, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 2, 2000: pp. 1628-9

• motion for third reading of Bill C-251 Criminal Code and the Corrections and Conditional Release Act (amendment: cumulative sentences)
• agreed (YEAS 122 , NAYS 31)
  
• Lyle Vanclief, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, voted "NAY"

Journals; June 7, 1999: pp. 2057-8

• motion for second reading of Bill C-235 Competition Act (amendment: protection of those who purchase products from vertically integrated suppliers who compete with them at retail)
• agreed (YEAS 158 , NAYS 74)
  
• Lyle Vanclief, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, voted "NAY"

Journals; October 20, 1998: pp. 1164-5

• motion for second reading of Bill C-284 Criminal Records Act and the Canadian Human Rights Act (amendment: offences against children)
• agreed (YEAS 127 , NAYS 103)
  
• Anne McLellan, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, voted "NAY"

Journals; October 6, 1998: pp. 1126-7

• motion for second reading of Bill C-247 Criminal Code (amendment: genetic manipulation)
• agreed (YEAS 134 , NAYS 101)
  
• Lyle Vanclief, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 25, 1998: pp. 886-7

• motion for second reading of Bill C-208 Access to Information Act (amendment)
• agreed (YEAS 143 , NAYS 83)
  
• Lyle Vanclief, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, voted "NAY"

Journals; April 21, 1998: pp. 686-7

• motion to review the level at which the child tax benefit is indexed
• agreed (YEAS 125 , NAYS 102)
  
• Jean Chrétien, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; March 31, 1998: pp. 652-3

• motion to amend the Standing Orders (Private Members' public bills, committee reports)
• agreed to (YEAS 99 , NAYS 48)
  
• John Manley, Minister of Industry, voted "NAY"

Journals; April 9, 1997: pp. 1367-8

• motion to amend the Income Tax Act (amendment: care-giver tax credit)
• agreed to (YEAS 129 , NAYS 63)
  
• Ralph Goodale, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, voted "NAY"

Journals; November 5, 1996: pp. 831-2

• motion for 3rd Reading of Bill C-216 Broadcasting Act (broadcasting policy)
• agreed (YEAS 84 , NAYS 68)
  
• Ralph Goodale, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, voted "NAY"

Journals; September 23, 1996: pp. 663-4

• motion at report stage to amend Bill C-216 Broadcasting Act (broadcasting policy)
• 2 divisions votes agreed to (YEAS 83 , NAYS 66) 125
  (YEAS 83 , NAYS 68) 126
  
• Ralph Goodale, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, voted "NAY" to both motions

Journals; September 23, 1996: pp. 662-3

• motion at report stage to amend Bill C-216 Broadcasting Act (broadcasting policy)
• negatived (YEAS 67 , NAYS 83)
  
• Ralph Goodale, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, voted "YEA"

Journals; September 23, 1996: pp. 661-2

• motion to introduce amendments to the Financial Administration Act requiring all departments and agencies to table in the House of Commons a specific response to the Auditor General's report on their activities
• agreed (YEAS 128 , NAYS 100)
  
• Lloyd Axworthy, Minister of Foreign Affairs, voted "NAY"

Journals; June 18, 1996: pp. 575-6

• motion for second reading of Bill C-217 Criminal Code (amendment: protection of witnesses)
• agreed (YEAS 107 , NAYS 89)
  
• Lloyd Axworthy, Minister of Foreign Affairs, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 7, 1996: pp. 308-9

• motion for second reading of Bill C-226 Criminal Code (amendment)
• agreed to (YEAS 137 , NAYS 103)
  
• Sheila Copps, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; February 8, 1995: pp. 1101-2

• motion for second reading of Bill C-237 Bankruptcy Act (amendment: priority of claims)
• agreed to (YEAS 85 , NAYS 79)
  
• Lloyd Axworthy, Minister of Labour, voted "NAY"

Journals; December 8, 1994: pp. 1011-2

• amendment No. 13 on motion to prepare and introduce legislation on abortion
• negatived (YEAS 76 , NAYS 147)
  
• D. Mazankowski, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; July 28, 1988: pp. 3301-2

• amendment No. 3 on motion to prepare and introduce legislation on abortion
• negatived (YEAS 105 , NAYS 118)
  
• D. Mazankowski, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; July 28, 1988: p. 3300

• motion at report stage to amend Bill C-204 An Act to regulate smoking in the federal workplace and on common carriers and to amend the Harzardous Products Act in relation to cigarette advertising
• 3 divisions votes agreed to (YEAS 73 , NAYS 60) 372
  (YEAS 74 , NAYS 57) 373
  (YEAS 77 , NAYS 58) 374
  
• D. Mazankowski, Deputy Prime Minister, voted "NAY" to all 3 motions

Journals; May 31, 1988: pp. 2759-61

• sub-amendment to Ways and Means Motion (Budget)
• agreed to (YEAS 139 , NAYS 133)
  
• J. Clark, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; December 13, 1979: pp. 345-6

• sub-amendment to Ways and Means Motion (Budget)
• agreed to (YEAS 137 , NAYS 123)
  
• P.E. Trudeau, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; May 8, 1974: pp. 175-6

• amendment to motion for message to Senate that House disagrees with Senate amendment
• agreed to (YEAS 114 , NAYS 94)
  
• P.E. Trudeau, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; January 10, 1974: p. 818

• motion at report stage to amend Bill C-203 Election Expenses Act
• agreed to (YEAS 90 , NAYS 87)
  
• P.E. Trudeau, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; January 3, 1974: p. 788

• motion at report stage to amend Bill C-176 Protection of Privacy Act
• negatived (YEAS 113 , NAYS 118)
  
• P.E. Trudeau, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; December 4, 1973: pp. 716-7

• motion at report stage to amend Bill C-133 Housing Act (amendment)
• agreed to (YEAS 133 , NAYS 101)
  
• P.E. Trudeau, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; June 12, 1973: pp. 404-5

• motion for concurrence in Vote 25b, Information Canada, Supplementary Estimates (B), 1972-73
• negatived (YEAS 107 , NAYS 138)
  
• P.E. Trudeau, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; March 26, 1973: pp. 212-3

• motion that the House do now proceed to another order
• agreed to (YEAS 55 , NAYS 53)
  
• P.E. Trudeau, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; March 16, 1973: p. 192

• amendment to motion to appoint a special joint committee on food prices
• agreed to (YEAS 128 , NAYS 102)
  
• M. Sharp, Secretary of State for External Affairs, voted "NAY"

Journals; January 18, 1973: p. 50

• motion for 3rd Reading of Bill C-193 Income Tax Act (amendment)
• negatived (YEAS 82 , NAYS 84)
  
• R. Winters, Minister of Trade and Commerce, voted "YEA"

Journals; February 19, 1968: pp. 702-3

• ruling not sustained (YEAS 108 , NAYS 114)
  
• L. Pearson, Prime Minister , voted "YEA"

Journals; February 24, 1965: pp. 1069-71

• ruling not sustained (YEAS 83 , NAYS 85)
  
• L. Pearson, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; October 28, 1963: pp. 492-3

• amendment, as amended, to Supply Motion No. 2
• agreed to (YEAS 142 , NAYS 111)
  
• J.G. Diefenbaker, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; February 5, 1963: pp. 474-5

• sub-amendment to Supply Motion No. 2
• agreed to (YEAS 142 , NAYS 111)
  
• J.G. Diefenbaker, Prime Minister, voted "NAY"

Journals; February 5, 1963: pp. 473-4

• appealed and not sustained (YEAS 104 , NAYS 122)
  
• J.G. Diefenbaker, Prime Minister, voted "YEA"

Journals; January 31, 1963: pp. 462-3