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President of the Senate def in simple terms
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The President of the Senate is the person who leads and runs the Senate (the upper house of a legislature).
Simple roles:
- Presides over meetings and keeps order during debates.
- Decides who gets to speak and enforces the Senate’s rules.
- Signs official documents and sometimes represents the Senate in public or to other branches of government.
- In some countries the post is mostly ceremonial; in others the president has real power (and may vote).
- In the U.S., the Vice President is the President of the Senate and only votes to break a tie.
Simple roles:
- Presides over meetings and keeps order during debates.
- Decides who gets to speak and enforces the Senate’s rules.
- Signs official documents and sometimes represents the Senate in public or to other branches of government.
- In some countries the post is mostly ceremonial; in others the president has real power (and may vote).
- In the U.S., the Vice President is the President of the Senate and only votes to break a tie.
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