Speakers used to be appointed by the monarch. Over time the monach’s power was turned over to Parliament, so the Speaker’s loyalty shifted from the monarch to the Parliament. When King Charles I barged into the Chamb - Royal assent - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Speakers used to be appointed by the monarch. Over time the monach’s power was turned over to Parliament, so the Speaker’s loyalty shifted from the monarch to the Parliament. When King Charles I barged into the Chamb Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-05-06 12:42:30 Open Document File Size: 83,26 KB Share Result on Facebook City Reading / / Country United Kingdom / Canada / / Holiday Commonwealth Day / / Organization Alberta’s Legislative Assembly / Alberta’s Legislature / Opposition government / Parliament of England / Legislative Assembly / / Position Clerk / Chair / premier / King / Leader / ceremonial Speaker / Prime Minister and Treasurer / Speaker / Lieutenant Governor / First Lieutenant / / ProvinceOrState Alberta / / SocialTag Speaker Parliament Royal Assent Westminster system Government Politics

Speakers used to be appointed by the monarch. Over time the monach’s power was turned over to Parliament, so the Speaker’s loyalty shifted from the monarch to the Parliament. When King Charles I barged into the ChambAdd to Reading List