Speaker of the House of Commons (Baustralia)

Speaker of the House of Commons of Baustralia
Incumbent Sir Greg Watts since 7 April 2020
House of Commons of Baustralia
Style	The Right Honourable Mr. Speaker (in Commons)
Status	Presiding officer
Member of	Parliament of Baustralia
Seat	Redmond
Appointer	Elected by the members of the House of Commons

The Speaker of the House of Commons is the presiding officer of the House of Commons, the lower house of the Parliament of Baustralia. The current speaker is Sir Greg Watts, and was appointed by Sir Nick Sullivan on 7 April 2020, prior to it becoming an independently elected position.

The speaker presides over the House's debates, speaking to members, and laying out the agenda. The speaker is also responsible for maintaining order in the House, and may scald members who break the rules thereof. Speakers are non-partisan and renounce all affiliation with their party after election as Speaker.

There have been four Speakers of the House of Commons, three of which were previously conservative, and one from the Worker's Party.

List

Speaker of the House of Commons

Portrait		Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office		Former party	Ministries	Sovereign (Reign)	Ref.
		The Right Honourable Jonathan Fairbank MP for Smithfield-East (born 2003)	2 July 2017	21 September 2019	Conservative	Timpson I	John (2017–present)
						Timpson II
		The Right Honourable Emily Day MP for Daytona (born 2003)	22 September 2019	7 October 2019	Worker's	McGrath
		The Right Honourable Jonathan Fairbank MP for Smithfield-East (born 2003)	8 October 2019	6 April 2020	Conservative	Timpson III
		The Right Honourable Sir Greg Watts MP for Holderton-East (born 2003)	7 April 2020	Incumbent		Sullivan I
						Sullivan II
						Parker
						Burgardt-Morris
						Burgardt
						Doig I
						Doig II