Senate Leadership
While the Vice-President is the President of the Senate, the President Pro Tempore leads the day-to-day business of the Senate. On 13 January 2006 , 29 out of 30 Senators met to elect the President Pro Tempore. The result is as follows:
Name |
Position |
Political Affiliation |
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Joseph Boakai |
President of the Senate |
UP |
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Isaac Nyenabo |
President Pro Tempore of the Senate |
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Cletus Wotorson |
President Pro Tempore of the Senate |
COTOL |
House of Representative Leadership structure
A Speaker , who is elected by fellow House members, is the body's presiding officer. He is assisted by a Deputy Speaker and other officers whose purpose is to ensure that the House functions properly. On 13 January 2006 , 63 out of 64 House members met to elect their leaders. The results are as follows:
Name |
Position |
Political Affiliation |
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Alex Tyler |
Speaker |
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Dusty Wolokollie |
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Unity Party |
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Tokpa J. Mulba |
Deputy Speaker |
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The Speaker, Deputy Speaker, and other officers may be removed from office by resolution of a two-thirds majority of House members.
Snowe resigned in February 2007, and on April 6 , 2007 Alex Tyler was elected Speaker, receiving 32 votes against 27 votes for Edward Ford.
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