Procedure for the House of the People of the Federal Republic of Somalia establish a framework for its operations and legislative functions. As outlined in Chapter I, the House is a fundamental component of the Federal Parliament, tasked with representing the Somali people and enacting laws that govern the nation (Article 1). Its powers, detailed in Article 2, include drafting and approving the national budget, overseeing governmental activities, and engaging in legislative initiatives. These rules ensure that the House operates as a key institution in Somalia's democratic process, with members bound by oath (Article 3) to serve the public interest. The procedural rules also define the leadership structure and session protocols. The Speaker, elected according to Article 5, plays a crucial role in presiding over sessions, maintaining order, and ensuring adherence to the House's rules, as specified in Article 7. Chapter VI details the processes for plenary sessions, including agendas (Article 26), order of business (Article 27), and quorum requirements (Article 28), ensuring structured and productive parliamentary proceedings. Furthermore, Chapter VIII describes the committee system designed to review legislation and provide oversight (Article 57), thereby contributing to informed decision-making and effective governance.