What are the duties of a Speaker in a legislative body
Exploring the role and responsibilities of the Speaker in maintaining order and upholding parliamentary procedures.
The duties of a Speaker in a legislative body include:
- Presiding over debates and ensuring orderly conduct in the chamber.
- Interpreting and enforcing parliamentary rules and procedures.
- Maintaining decorum and impartiality among members.
- Granting speaking time and recognizing members to contribute to debates.
- Casting tie-breaking votes if needed.
- Representing the legislature in external matters and interactions.
- Overseeing the administration and management of the legislative body.
- Acting as a bridge between the ruling party and opposition for effective functioning.
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