In presidential systems, the legislature may occasionally pass motions of no confidence, as by the United States Congress against Secretary of State Dean Acheson in the 1950s and as considered against Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, but these motions are of symbolic effect only.
The legislature may occasionally pass motions of no confidence, as by the United States Congress against Secretary of State Dean Acheson in the 1950s and as considered against Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. This was in presidential systems. These motions are of symbolic effect only.