Phrases with «parliamentary aide»

A parliamentary aide is a person who helps a member of parliament with their work and supports them in various tasks. They provide assistance in managing their schedule, doing research, preparing documents, and other important jobs to help the member of parliament carry out their duties effectively. Full definition

parliamentary aide

Sentences with «parliamentary aide»

A good parliamentary aide best aids their minister not by accompanying them to lots of meetings, but by spending a lot of time with other MPs, understanding the issues that are coming up in that policy area and the concerns they have, and feeding that back to the department. (totalpolitics.com)
The prime minister referenced both press regulation and equal marriage in his reply to Miller's letter, which Miller's parliamentary aide Mary Macleod had claimed were behind the press» «witch - hunt» against the culture secretary. (politics.co.uk)
«The party will want to celebrate that,» Clegg's parliamentary aide Norman Lamb predicts. (politics.co.uk)
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Phrases with «parliamentary aide»

Sentences with «parliamentary aide»

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