☺☺I want disciplinary functions of speaker in lok sabha❤❤✌✌✌
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to maintain the discipline and deccorum of the house , it presides over the meeting s of both houses in parliament
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Functions of the Speaker:
1. To preside over the meetings of the House:
The Speaker presides over the meetings of the Lok Sabha and conducts its proceedings. He also presides over the joint sittings of the two Houses of the Parliament.
2. To maintain discipline in the Lok Sabha:
The Speaker maintains discipline in the House. If any member disrupts or tries to disrupt the proceedings of the House, the Speaker can warn him or can ask him to leave the House. He can suspend a member from the House whom he finds guilty of violating the discipline and decorum.
3. To fix the Agenda of the House:
The Speaker, in consultation with other members of the business committee of the House and the Prime Minister, Fixes the agenda of the meetings of the House.
4. Permission to ask questions:
Each member of the House can put questions to the ministers; the permission of the Speaker is required purpose.
5. To conduct the business of the House:
The Speaker conducts the business of the House. He allows the members to introduce the bills or to move motions. He recognises the members on the floor of the House and gives them time for speaking in the House. He fixes time limit for the debates in the House, puts matters to vote, and announces the results. He can warn the members against the use of un-parliamentary language and can order the same to be expunged from the r
1. To preside over the meetings of the House:
The Speaker presides over the meetings of the Lok Sabha and conducts its proceedings. He also presides over the joint sittings of the two Houses of the Parliament.
2. To maintain discipline in the Lok Sabha:
The Speaker maintains discipline in the House. If any member disrupts or tries to disrupt the proceedings of the House, the Speaker can warn him or can ask him to leave the House. He can suspend a member from the House whom he finds guilty of violating the discipline and decorum.
3. To fix the Agenda of the House:
The Speaker, in consultation with other members of the business committee of the House and the Prime Minister, Fixes the agenda of the meetings of the House.
4. Permission to ask questions:
Each member of the House can put questions to the ministers; the permission of the Speaker is required purpose.
5. To conduct the business of the House:
The Speaker conducts the business of the House. He allows the members to introduce the bills or to move motions. He recognises the members on the floor of the House and gives them time for speaking in the House. He fixes time limit for the debates in the House, puts matters to vote, and announces the results. He can warn the members against the use of un-parliamentary language and can order the same to be expunged from the r
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