alleryStart learning →In ordinary Lok Sabha business, when may the presiding Speaker vote?
AOnly before other members vote
BOnly when the President directs
COn every motion before debate
DWhen votes are equally divided
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. When votes are equally divided
The presiding Speaker has a casting vote when votes are tied in ordinary business.
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