It varies.. The Speaker of the House is elected either at the start of a new parliament after a General Election - or on the death or resignation of the current post-holder. Although theoretically, a new speaker should be elected after each General Election - it's quite common for the exiting post-holder to be re-elected without opposition. For example - the last three post-holders all served at lease eight years in the post.
10 Years
As many as you want, a few members have served for over 50 years.
As far as I know, as many as they want to.
They serve for six years.
55 years
How many years can a governor serve
they can serve a lifetime
they serve a term of six years i do not think there is a limit to how many terms they can serve but i know the term is served for six years
11 years
9 years
they serve a term of six years i do not think there is a limit to how many terms they can serve but i know the term is served for six years
That will depend on the office in question. Most political terms have a maximum of 5 years, as is the case for people elected Ireland's parliament. People can then be re-elected and serve for many years. The president has a 7 year term and can serve for only 2 terms. Lord Mayors in Ireland generally serve a 1 year term.