What are the roles and responsibilities of a Speaker in the Legislative Assembly?
The Speaker in the Legislative Assembly is responsible for overseeing the proceedings of the House, maintaining order and discipline among members, ensuring that rules are followed, and facilitating discussions and debates. They also have a role in deciding when to move on to other business of the House. Additionally, they may resign from their office by writing or be removed through a resolution passed by a majority vote of all then members of the Assembly after providing at least 14 days' notice. The Speaker does not vacate their office immediately upon the dissolution of the Assembly but continues to hold it until the first meeting of the Assembly after the dissolution.