517 বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ দ্বিতীয় খন্ড 6. Powers of the Speaker.— (a) The Speaker may, subject to the provisions of this Order, adjourn a meeting of the Assembly and call a meeting of the Assembly after adjournment. (b) The Speaker shall: (i) call a meeting of the Assembly to order. (ii) preserve order and decorum and, in the case of disturbance order in the galleries, may cause them to be cleared; and (iii) decide all points oforder. (e) The Speaker shall have all powers necessary for the purposes of enforcing his decisions. 7. Panel of Chairmen.-The Speaker shall nominate from amongst Member of the Assembly a panel of not more than four Chairmen and arrange their names in an order of precedence. 8. Power of the persons presiding.-The person presiding over a meeting of the Assembly shall have the same powers as the Speaker while presiding over such meeting; and all references in these rules to the Speaker as presiding officer shall be deemed to include a reference to such person. 9. Conduct of business in the Assembly.-The business of the Assembly shall be brought before it by means of: (a) A motion; (b) Amendment to a motion or an amendment to an amendment; and (c) Report of a Committee. 10. Time for meetings.-The meeting of the Assembly shall commence at 9 a.m. unless otherwise resolved by the Assembly or directed by the Speaker. 11. Arrangement of business.-(a) A list of business for the day shall be prepared by the Secretary and, after it has been approved by the Speaker, a copy thereof shall be supplied for the use of every Member before the commencement of the business of the day. The list thus prepared shall be called the "Orders of the Day". (b) Save as otherwise provided in these rules, no business, not included in the Orders of the Day, shall be transacted on any day at any meeting without the leave of the Speaker. (c) All business appointed for any day and not disposed of on that day shall stand over until the next working day, unless the Speaker otherwise directs.
