List the powers and functions of the Speaker of the Lok Sabha with reference to the following:
(a) Power to regulate proceedings of the House.
(b) Disciplinary Functions.
(c) Administrative Functions.

Hint:
The Speaker's Office plays a vital role in our democracy in parliament. It has been stated by the Office of the Speaker that while the members of Parliament represent the independent constituencies, the Speaker represents the full authority of the House itself.

Complete solution:
The Speaker holds office from the day of his election until before the first meeting of Lok Sabha following the dissolution of his constituency. She is eligible for re-election. In the dissolution of Lok Sabha, although the Speaker ceases to be a member of the House, he does not leave his Office. In the Lok Sabha Chamber, the Speaker of the Speaker is appointed separately and, in his seat, he receives the governing opinion of the whole House. According to the relevant procedure, he is guided by the provisions of the Constitution and the Code of Business Conduct in Lok Sabha. The powers and functions of the Speaker are as follows:

(a) Power to regulate proceedings of the House: He adjourns the House or adjourns a meeting in the absence of a quorum. He presides over the joint sitting of both houses of Parliament. He or she may allow a private house at the request of the Leader of the House.

(b) Disciplinary Functions: Maintains order and decoration in the home by doing business and controlling the process.

(c) Administrative Functions: You have the power to administer the Lok Sabha Secretariat. Appoints the staff of the Secretariat, determines the rules of their business and directs their work. He is responsible for keeping records of the proceedings of the House.

Note:
In Lok Sabha, the lower house of the Indian Parliament, both the Executive - the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker are elected from among its members by a majority of the members present and voting in the House.