 The opposition has no prospect of winning the vote, but can inflict symbolic damage in the debate.The practice in such cases is for the government to replace the opposition motion of no confidence with its own motion of confidence; either by an amendment to the original motion replacing its entire wording, or by using its control of the legislative agenda to pre-empt the usual order of business with a new motion.The prohibition on repeating motions previously moved in a session does not apply to confidence motions.