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presiding officer

noun as in master of ceremonies

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He also said there was an "inherent danger" of breaking "sub judice" rules, which prevent MSPs from speaking about active legal proceedings without the permission of the presiding officer.

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Despite having neighbouring offices during the second assembly, he and former deputy presiding officer John Marek barely spoke after rowing about a departing official.

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He was the first presiding officer, or speaker, of the new Welsh Assembly when it opened in 1999.

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Speaking on BBC Radio Wales Breakfast on Wednesday, Millar said he had tried to give an example of a case "before being interrupted, I thought inappropriately, by the presiding officer".

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The presiding officer – who decides which legislation is within the competence of the Scottish Parliament – has previously said she is confident the bill is within the powers of Holyrood.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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