House of Commons
Parliamentary Assistant
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Company Description
The House of Commons is the elected chamber of the UK Parliament, where Members of Parliament (MPs) represent the public, create legislation, and scrutinize the work of the Government. It plays a central role in shaping national policy and holding Government to account through debate, questions, and committee work. Staff at the House of Commons support MPs in delivering effective parliamentary and constituency work. Joining the House of Commons offers the opportunity to contribute to democratic processes in a high-profile, fast-paced environment.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Parliamentary Assistant role working for Tom Hayes MP - based in Westminster, United Kingdom. The Parliamentary Assistant will support Tom with day-to-day parliamentary and administrative duties, including drafting speeches, preparing briefings, and assisting with research on policy and constituency issues. The role involves writing press releases, maintaining communication with stakeholders, and helping to manage correspondence, diaries, and meeting logistics. The Parliamentary Assistant will also coordinate information for debates and committee work, ensure accurate record-keeping, and contribute to the development of clear, concise messaging for the MP’s parliamentary and public activities.
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- Candidates should possess strong written communication skills, including experience with speech writing and press releases.
- Candidates should possess research skills to gather, analyze, and summarize information on policy, legislation, and constituency matters.
- Candidates should possess administrative assistance skills, including organizing schedules, handling correspondence, and maintaining accurate records.
- Candidates should possess interpersonal communication skills to liaise effectively with constituents, stakeholders, and parliamentary colleagues.
- Relevant qualifications such as a degree in politics, law, public policy, communications, or a related field are beneficial.
- Knowledge of UK parliamentary processes, attention to detail, discretion, and the ability to work under pressure to tight deadlines are highly advantageous.
- Proficiency with standard office software and the ability to learn parliamentary systems quickly is desirable.
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