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Parliamentary Service and other parliamentary bodies - Parliamentary Corporation - Membership and procedure

151: Chief executive and secretary

You could also call this:

"The Person in Charge of the Parliamentary Corporation"

The chief executive is in charge of the Parliamentary Corporation. You will have a chief executive who makes big decisions for the Parliamentary Corporation. The chief executive can choose an employee from a parliamentary agency to be the secretary of the Parliamentary Corporation.

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This page was last updated on 9 November 2025

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Government and voting > Government departments

150: Chairperson of Parliamentary Corporation, or

"The Speaker is in charge of the Parliamentary Corporation."

152: Procedure of Parliamentary Corporation, or

"How the Parliamentary Corporation Works"

Part 6Parliamentary Service and other parliamentary bodies
Parliamentary Corporation: Membership and procedure

151Chief executive and secretary

The chief executive is the chief executive of the Parliamentary Corporation.
The chief executive, as the chief executive of the Parliamentary Corporation, may appoint an employee of a parliamentary agency to be the secretary of the Parliamentary Corporation.