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Senate President's session management rules
The Senate Council Bylaw specifies the President's responsibilities in managing sessions, including opening and presiding over the session, determining the discussion topics, directing the flow of the debate, announcing the voting results, and ensuring compliance with the Constitution, laws, and regulations. The President can also call committees for urgent sessions and delegate certain tasks to the two vice-presidents. In the absence of the President, one of the vice-presidents presides; if both are absent, the most senior member in age assumes the presidency. Additionally, the President oversees committee sessions and handles official correspondences, with the authority to delegate or assign the chairing of council sessions to the vice-presidents or the most senior members when necessary.
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