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Parliament Speaker's Tasks at Session Start
Article 18 of the Internal Regulations of the House of Representatives states that the House Office establishes at the beginning of each legislative session a plan for the activities of the House and its committees, aiming to ensure the smooth and orderly conduct of business. This plan is then presented to the General Committee for approval. The Office also oversees the activities of the House and assists members in performing their parliamentary duties. Additionally, it works to organize the committees' work and coordinate among their activities. Furthermore, Article 19 specifies that the Office can assign committees to study specific topics and prepare reports, which may be presented to the House. It also defines the agenda for sessions based on the work plan, giving priority to laws and important issues. During meetings, specialized ministers participate to approve the agenda before the session begins.
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