Polity

The Speaker has ample power to quell disorderly behaviour, but thereafter, the House is the master

·        The speaker of Lok Sabha is the chair person or presiding officer.

·        The members of Lok Sabha elect speaker and deputy speaker from among its members after elections or when vacancy exists.

·        To maintain independence of the office of speaker his salary on the consolidated Fund of India and the same is not subject to vote of Parliament.

·        He is sixth in the Order of Precedence of Government of India.

·        The speaker decides the agenda of discussions and has a casting vote (vote not in first place, but, only if tie exist).

·        The Committees of the House perform under the general direction of the Speaker.

·        He nominates the chairpersons of the committee. Committees just like the Business consultatory Committee, the overall purposes Committee and also the Rules Committee work directly under her chairmanship the speaker has the ability to adjourn or suspend the house/meetings if the quorum isnt met. The Speaker ensures the discipline and decorousness of the house.

·        If the speaker finds the behaviour and a Member of Parliament isnt good, he/she will penalize the unruly members by suspending.

·        The Speaker of Lok Sabha doesnt leave the workplace just after dissolution of the assembly.

·        He continues to be within the workplace until the recently formed assembly takes its 1st meeting and elects the new Speaker.

·        The final power to make a decision whether a specific bill may be a cash Bill or not is vested within the Speaker of the Lok Sabha.

·        If the speaker finds the behaviour and a Member of Parliament isnt good, he/she will penalize the unruly members by suspending.

·        The Speaker of Lok Sabha doesnt leave the workplace just after dissolution of the assembly.

·        He continues to be within the workplace until the recently formed assembly takes its 1st meeting and elects the new Speaker.

·        The final power to make a decision whether a specific bill could be a cash Bill or not is vested in the Speaker of the Lok Sabha.