When a resolution for his removal is under consideration, the Speaker
I. does not take part in the proceedings of the House.
II. has no right to vote.
III. has a right to speak in the House even though he shall not preside.

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The Speaker has the right to speak in the House even though he shall not preside when a resolution for his removal is under consideration. This ensures that the Speaker can present his case or defense, but to maintain impartiality, he does not preside over the session during such proceedings.

When a Resolution for His Removal Is Under Consideration, the Speaker