The presiding officer of the Senate is called the President Pro-Tempore. He keeps order and decorum in the Senate, he appoints Senate officers, and he rules on contested issues. His power is more limited than his counterpart in the House.
The Speaker of the House and the President of the Senate.
The presiding officers of Congress maintain order and moderate debates. The choose who will speak and they count the votes.
presiding officers of house and senate the members of the congress
Unsure answer: The speaker of the House is responsible for keeping order in the chamber and leading the sessions of congress.
I know one of the titles of the two presiding officers of the Senate. The one I know of is called President pro tempor (temporary presideant). If the Vice President is absent, the Senators choose this presiding officer.
The presiding officers of the upper house, often referred to as the Senate in many countries, typically include the Vice President or a designated President of the Senate, who oversees proceedings and ensures order. Additionally, there may be a President pro tempore, usually a senior member of the majority party, who fills in when the presiding officer is absent. Other key roles may include various committee chairs and leaders responsible for specific legislative functions.
Yes, other than the presiding chair, who is the Vice President.
== == == == the presiding officer in the senate is the vice president president of the senate
The president Pro-Tempore is the presiding officer in the senate. That individual is in charge of the Senate agenda in the absence of the vice president.
Viice presiident
Vice President
the Vice President