John,

Anyone whom the Speaker of the House delegates that authority to may
preside over the House. The regular Speaker may also limit the time in
which another can act as Speaker, but the total time is limited to
only 3 days before another appointment is needed, unless of course the
Speaker is ill then the limit is extended to 10 days.

If the speaker is absent and has not identified a replacement, then
the House of Representatives shall elect a Speaker Pro tempore, which
means a temporary speaker. If the officer of the Speaker is vacant
they shall elect a Speaker pro tempore until a permanent Speaker can
be elected.

On Jan 5, 4:45 pm, john sumner <[email protected]> wrote:
> TA  when the speaker is not in the chair during a session of the house,
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> On 1/5/2011 3:46 PM, THE ANNOINTED ONE wrote:
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> > The Speaker of the House (second in presidential succession) is chosen
> > from the Majority Party in the House of Representatives.

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