What is the role of the speaker of the House of representatives?

Answer 1

To bring up the topic that they will be discussing in the House of Commons. e.g. a bill, law etc... but they must be totally clean of their party decision. They don't want the speaker to love the Conservatives or Liberals. Only because the speaker will take their side of the discussion, which may lead to other things.

Answer 2

To bring up the topic that they will be discussing in the House of Commons. e.g. a bill, law etc... but they must be totally clean of their party decision. They don't want the speaker to love the Conservatives or Liberals. Only because the speaker will take their side of the discussion, which may lead to other things.

Answer 3

The speaker of the house is the leader of the majority party in the house and so has a huge input concerning what legislation is proposed and passed by the House. The speaker is also the contact person with the President.

Answer 4

The responsibilities of the Speaker of the House are that he presides over debates, makes sure that the rules of the House are obeyed, maintains the running order and looks after the administration of the House. The Speaker is independent of any political party.

Answer 5

is the presiding officer of the chamber.

Answer 6

The leader of the house and combined roles.

Answer 7

The Speaker is expected to preside in a fair and judicious manner, he is also expected to aid the fortunes of his party and its legislative goals.

Answer 8

bring the message of the president