The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly is an MLA who is assigned responsibility to oversee the debates and proceedings of the Legislative Assembly.
the leader of the House of Representatives, who controls debate and the order of discussion; chosen by vote of the majority party.
Usually the title given to the person elected as the presiding officer of the House or Assembly; in some states, the title given to the presiding officer of the Senate.
The Presiding Officer of the Legislative Assembly.
The Member elected by the Legislative Assembly to preside over debates, enforce the rules for preserving order and supervise the business of the Assembly.
(Rukirnè) (1) In the First History, the person who spoke for all the Verè. Though almost always the head of House Ihe ai, the Speaker represented the whole species, not just ys own house. The symbol of the Speaker was a two-handed battle axe, or pole axe. (2) In the Second History, the Summer People and the Winter People are led by a Speaker, as are many colony worlds.
An MP elected by other members of the Commons to chair debates and deal with the running of the Commons. By tradition, an MP who is Speaker is not opposed by any of the main parties at elections.
Usually refers to the complete box and contents in which is housed one or more drivers.
Individual selected by the House to preside over the proceedings of the House in formal session. The Speaker of the House is almost always a member of the majority party.
The presiding officer of the Assembly elected by the membership of the Assembly at the beginning of the two-year session. This is the highest ranking member of the Assembly.
The Speaker presides over the House of Assembly and is the representative of the House.
The principal presiding officer of the House, elected by the members.
Presiding officer in the House of Representatives.
The presiding officer of the House, elected by members of the House. The current Speaker is Rep. Dennis Hastert, a Republican from Illinois.
The Member who is elected by the House of Assembly as its presiding officer.
The presiding officer of the House of Representatives.
Highest ranking member of the Assembly; elected by all Assemblymembers at the beginning of each two-year legislative session.
The member who is elected by all the members of the legislature to preside over all meetings of the house in a fair and impartial manner. The Speaker upholds all the rules of procedure and ensures that the business of the house is carried out in an orderly manner.
The Speaker is the presiding officer of Parliament and is elected by the House at the beginning of each new Parliament. He regulates debates in the House and enforces the rules governing them. He calls upon Members to speak, proposes and puts the question for the House to debate and vote upon respectively. Members look to him for guidance on matters of practice and procedure and he decides on points of order and gives rulings when required.
Presiding officer of the House of Representatives, elected by the majority party members.
Speaker of the House of Representatives. Presides over the House. Elected, in effect, by the majority party in the House. Next in line of succession to the presidency after the vice president.
A Member of Parliament elected by the House of Assembly to preside over debates, enforce the rules for preserving order and supervise the business of the Lower House.
Member of parliament selected to preside over parliamentary sittings and debates. They are responsible for ensuring that the rules and procedures of parliament are followed.
The term speaker is a title often given to the presiding officer of a legislative body. The speaker's official role is to moderate debate, make rulings on procedure, announce the results of votes, and the like. The speaker decides who may speak and has the powers to discipline members who break the procedures of the house.