Clerk of the House

The Clerk of the House is an official responsible for managing legislative procedures and administrative functions in the House of Representatives. They handle essential tasks such as maintaining records of debates and votes, advising members on procedural rules, and ensuring smooth operations during sessions. The Clerk also manages official documents, oversees the registration and swearing-in of members, and assists with scheduling and legislative process flow. Their role is vital for transparency, organization, and the proper functioning of the legislative body, providing institutional memory and supporting lawmakers in conducting their duties efficiently.