On the legal status of the acting speaker of the people's national assembly ?

Abstract EN

It is recognized that democracy means the rule of the elected majority (the party or parties of the majority after the coalition), whether at the level of the executive or legislative powers or both.

This principle is enshrined in all democratic states, or those that strive to be democratic.

Another principle necessary for any democratic system is achieving a balance between the three powers that make up the state (executive, legislative and judicial).

The main objective of implementing the rules of balance between the three powers is the stability of the state.

This article aims to study the Algerian legislative power during its eighth term (2017-2022), with a focus on the legal status of the acting Speaker of the National People's Assembly.

In fact, the remarks in the article aim to create a constitutional debate about the legal status of the Speaker of the National People's Assembly, and the proposals made in the article seek to receive adequate attention in the near future.