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In the UK he is called the Speaker of the House of Commons.
to debate proposed legislation
The speaker can limit the time.
The Speaker of the House of Commons in England does not speak during debates in order to maintain impartiality and act as a neutral arbiter of proceedings. The Speaker's role is to facilitate debate, uphold the rules of parliament, and ensure that all members have the opportunity to express their opinions without interference.
In some debate forums, the speaker holds the floor (dominates the debate) until s/he stops speaking. When a speaker decides to jam the debate to prevent it from concluding they can continue to talk endlessly. They can read the newspaper, a book, the telephone book, anything. in order to never stop talking. That's a filibuster, they are filibustering the debate. The most common place this occurs in the U.S. Congress.
His debate partner was Senator Stephen Douglas from Illinois. Douglas was a celebrated debater and speaker.
To preside over the House of Commons when it is in session. The Speaker can choose when to suspend or adjourn debate, have debate done in private and call for silence or order from the MPs. The Speaker is usually a former member of the ruling party, but they have to sever ties with the party once they take their position.
If someone set the length of the floor debate, it would be the Speaker of the House.
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As the third speaker in a debate, you should begin by summarizing the key arguments made by your team so far. Then, introduce new points or rebuttals to strengthen your team's position. Focus on highlighting the most persuasive points and responding effectively to the opposing arguments. Conclude with a powerful closing statement that reinforces your team's position.
A spontaneous quip can help a speaker in a debate by adding humor or cleverness to their argument, making it more engaging for the audience. It can also show quick thinking, wit, and intelligence, which can boost the speaker's credibility and make them more memorable to the audience.