What's happening
This resolution outlines the procedure for electing the Speaker of the Assembly for a two-year term by roll call vote.
Why it matters
Establishes transparency and accountability. by requiring each Assembly member to openly state their vote for Speaker during a roll call, making individual choices public record.
Sets a fixed two-year term. for the Speaker, which could promote stability in Assembly leadership and allow for longer-term planning and agenda-setting.
Formalizes a clear, standardized process. for electing the Speaker at the start of each term, reducing potential confusion or disputes about the procedure.
Empowers individual members. by ensuring that every member’s vote for Speaker is counted equally and openly, which may influence political alliances and member relationships.
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Set Speaker Election Rules
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History
- Adopted
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Assembly Resolution No. 1 BY: M. of A. Glick PROVIDING for the procedure for the election of the Speaker RESOLVED, That the House do now proceed to the election of Speaker for a term of two years, that the roll of the members be called by the Acting Clerk, and that each member, as such member's name is called, openly name such member's choice for such office.
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