Assembly Speaker

The Assembly Speaker is a key leader in a legislative assembly, such as a state legislature or the lower house of parliament. Their primary role is to preside over meetings, ensuring orderly debate and fair representation of all members. The Speaker manages the legislative agenda and can influence which laws are debated and voted on. They also represent the assembly to the public and other branches of government. Typically, the Speaker is chosen from the majority party and is responsible for upholding the rules and procedures of the assembly while facilitating discussions on important issues.