Today's vote releases $1.4 billion to start the project and requires that the administration request additional money from Congress every year.

A single vote now requires both hands at once.

But the deputy prime minister said a vote of no confidence in the government would still require only a simple majority.

The third and final vote requires a 3/5 (180 votes) majority.

The public vote on its approval comes a year hence and requires a nationwide majority.

A successful vote on this will require two-thirds of however many members the community might have at that time.

Today's vote, by contrast, required a simple majority to pass.

Today's vote, which was a first reading, required only a simple majority.

Since all we need to do is to determine their seniority, this vote does not require a qualified majority.

Undoing Denmark's negative vote will also require some substantive change.