Speaker of the House

The Speaker of the House is a member of the U.S. Congress, typically serving as the presiding officer and chief clerk of the Senate. He has ceremonial and legislative duties.

The Speaker is responsible for enforcing the rules and procedures of the Senate and maintaining order in the chamber.

Key Responsibilities

• Ceremonial Duties:
• Maintaining Order in the Chamber:
• Serving as Chief Clerk:

The Speaker also has some ceremonial duties, such as attending official events and making public appearances.

Legislative Responsibilities

• Advocating for Legislation:
• Notifying the Senate of New Legislation:
• Making Decisions on Floor:

The Speaker has a role in shaping and advising Congress on legislative matters.

Modern-Day Responsibilities

• Representing the Senate:
• Celebrating Special Events:
• Collaborating with Other Legislative Bodies:

The Speaker of the House plays a key role in various events and activities that take place within the U.S. Capitol.