Who is the presiding officer of the House of Commons in Britain?
The Speaker presides over the House of Commons. The King is not a member of the House, and the Prime Minister leads the Government. The Lord Chancellor formerly presided…
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Who is the presiding officer of the House of Commons in Britain?
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The Speaker presides over the House of Commons. The King is not a member of the House, and the Prime Minister leads the Government. The Lord Chancellor formerly presided over the House of Lords, a role now held by the Lord Speaker, and never presided over the Commons.
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