The Speaker of the House of Lords is an important figure in the United Kingdom's parliamentary system. This person is responsible for maintaining order during debates, ensuring that all members have a chance to speak, and enforcing the rules of the House. The Speaker is impartial and does not participate in debates or vote, except in the case of a tie. Elected by members of the House of Lords, the Speaker represents the House in its dealings with the House of Commons and the monarch. The role is crucial for facilitating discussions and ensuring that the legislative process runs smoothly within the upper chamber of Parliament.