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Brigadier Milton Fowler Gregg, V.C. 1934 - 1939
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Lieutenant Colonel Henry William Bowie 1918 - 1930 - Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms 1891-1918
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Audrey Elizabeth O'Brien 2005 - 2006 - interim head of Parliamentary Precinct Services following death of Cloutier and Deputy Clerk of the House of Commons
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Arthur Beauchesne 1939-1945 - acting Sergeant-at-Arms along with his duties as Clerk of the House of Commons
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Major General Maurice Gaston Cloutier 1978 - 2005 - died in office
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Lieutenant Colonel Henry Robert Smith CMG 1892 - 1917 - Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms 1872-1892
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The House of Commons has 338 seats and is elected for a four-year term in a federal district divided by the direct election’s population. The Sergeants-at-Arm at each election belongs to a different party, and a total of 11 Sergeants-at-Arms have historically managed the House of Commons, and their detailed list is compiled in this random tool.
As a list of sergeants appointed by the governor-general of the House of Commons, Sergeants-at-Arms primarily assists clerical staff in their duties as head of parliamentary constituency affairs, performs certain ceremonial functions and is responsible for services such as security and construction. The Sergeants-at-Arms’names, length of service, main functions, the work of the House of Commons section, and the officials who work for them are recorded in detail in the generator. The Sergeants-at-Arms represent the whole Canadian nation, and their words and deeds affect the development of the whole of Canada at all times.
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