Video 56/23-Shri Virendra Kumar takes oath as Pro tem Speaker of the 17th Lok Sabha- скачать в хорошем качестве

Video 56/23-Shri Virendra Kumar takes oath as Pro tem Speaker of the 17th Lok Sabha-

Shri Virendra Kumar takes oath as Pro tem Speaker of the Lok Sabha- Article 95 of the Constitution-When the offices of both the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker fall vacant, the duties of the Office of the Speaker are performed by such member of Lok Sabha as the President may appoint for the purpose. The person so appointed is known as the Speaker pro tem and this nomenclature distinguishes him from the Speaker elected by the House. After his appointment, the Speaker pro tem continues in office till the Speaker is chosen. After the General Elections, the Speaker pro tem is appointed to administer oath/affirmation to the newly elected members of Lok Sabha and conduct the election of the Speaker. He vacates Office soon after the Speaker is chosen by the House. The Speaker pro tem takes oath as a member of Lok Sabha before the President in Rashtrapati Bhavan at the earliest available opportunity and in any case before he actually takes the Chair to conduct the proceedings of the House. He signs the Roll of Members immediately on taking the Chair in the House which signifies his taking seat in the House. The name of a member to be appointed as Speaker pro tem is suggested by the Prime Minister, who, in his discretion may place the matter before the Cabinet. Normally the seniormost member of the Lok Sabha is chosen for appointment, as the Speaker pro tem, and orders of the President for such appointment, as per practice so far followed after each General Election, are taken by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs and forwarded to Lok Sabha Secretariat for notification. On receipt of the order duly signed by the President, a notification is issued in the Gazette. A paragraph is also issued simultaneously in the Bulletin for the information of members. (Courtesy- Kaul&Shakdher)