The election of the Speaker of the Parliament is one of the most important moments in the operation of the Parliament, not only because the office of the Speaker of the Parliament is significant in itself, but also because the secret vote for the election of the Speaker constitutes the first opportunity for the assessment of the cohesiveness of the majority in Parliament.
The selection of the Parliament's chief officer is a key moment in the functioning of the Parliament, as it has inherent value due to the Speaker's position. Furthermore, the confidential voting process for electing the Speaker serves as an initial assessment of the Parliament's majority cohesion.