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Timekeepers keep the time of a speech in a debate.
eg. My debate speech's maximum amount of time in 3 minuets and 30 seconds.
the timekeeper will keep the time and when it gets to 3 minuets your timekeeper will ring a warning bell at 3 minuets and the bell to stop at 3 minuets and 30 seconds.
the time and warning bell will vary
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