Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies of Tunisia

Target entity: Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies of Tunisia
Context triple: [Beji Caid Essebsi, positionHeld, Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies of Tunisia]

• A. Speaker of the Parliament of Lebanon
  The Speaker of the Parliament of Lebanon is the country’s powerful legislative leader, traditionally a Shia Muslim and a central figure in Lebanese politics, long dominated by the Amal Movement.
• B. Prime Minister of Tunisia
  The Prime Minister of Tunisia is the head of government responsible for leading the executive branch, overseeing national policy implementation, and directing the work of the cabinet.
• C. Speaker of the House of Representatives of Egypt
  The Speaker of the House of Representatives of Egypt is the presiding officer and highest authority of Egypt’s lower parliamentary chamber, responsible for overseeing legislative sessions and procedures.
• D. President of Tunisia
  The President of Tunisia is the country’s elected head of state, holding significant executive authority and representing Tunisia in domestic governance and international affairs.
• E. Chamber of Deputies of Tunisia
  The Chamber of Deputies of Tunisia was the former lower house of the country’s bicameral legislature under the pre-2011 political system, responsible for lawmaking and representing the electorate before being replaced by the restructured Tunisian Parliament.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies of Tunisia
Target entity description: The Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies of Tunisia was the presiding officer of Tunisia’s former lower house of parliament, responsible for leading legislative sessions and overseeing parliamentary procedures before the 2011 constitutional changes.

• A. Speaker of the Parliament of Lebanon
  The Speaker of the Parliament of Lebanon is the country’s powerful legislative leader, traditionally a Shia Muslim and a central figure in Lebanese politics, long dominated by the Amal Movement.
• B. Prime Minister of Tunisia
  The Prime Minister of Tunisia is the head of government responsible for leading the executive branch, overseeing national policy implementation, and directing the work of the cabinet.
• C. Speaker of the House of Representatives of Egypt
  The Speaker of the House of Representatives of Egypt is the presiding officer and highest authority of Egypt’s lower parliamentary chamber, responsible for overseeing legislative sessions and procedures.
• D. President of Tunisia
  The President of Tunisia is the country’s elected head of state, holding significant executive authority and representing Tunisia in domestic governance and international affairs.
• E. Chamber of Deputies of Tunisia
  The Chamber of Deputies of Tunisia was the former lower house of the country’s bicameral legislature under the pre-2011 political system, responsible for lawmaking and representing the electorate before being replaced by the restructured Tunisian Parliament.
• F. None of above. chosen