The Deputy Speaker is elected by Lok Sabha members immediately after the Speaker's election.

They typically serve throughout the five-year term of the Lok Sabha

Resignation requires submission to the Lok Sabha Secretary.

Removal necessitates a majority resolution after a 14-day notice.

The Deputy Speaker presides over Lok Sabha sessions in the Speaker's absence.

They chair joint sessions of Parliament if the Speaker is absent.

They hold similar decision-making authority as the Speaker in parliamentary proceedings.

Automatically becomes chair of any committee they are appointed to.

Plays a critical role in maintaining parliamentary order and facilitating debates.

Essential for ensuring effective governance and representation in the Lok Sabha.