As a Parliamentary Assistant, you will need to master following:

• advise on drafting policies
• attend parliament plenaries
• company policies
• draft legislation
• examine legislative drafts
• organisational policies

More generally, a parliamentary assistant is also versed in:

• advise on communication strategies
• advise on government policy compliance
• business analysis
• check official documents
• communicate with stakeholders
• communication
• communication principles
• develop organisational policies
• draft press releases
• government policy
• liaise with government officials
• monitor company policy
• negotiate with stakeholders
• office software
• perform office routine activities
• politics
• pose questions referring to documents
• respect publication formats
• review drafts
• strategic planning
• supervise advocacy work
• write work-related reports

It also helps to know the following:

• apply information security policies
• attend meetings
• commercial law
• identify policy breach
• respond to inquiries in written form
• advise on foreign affairs policies
• analyse text before translation
• civil law
• constitutional law
• disseminate messages to people
• ensure compliance with policies
• fill out forms
• fix meetings
• inspect government policy compliance
• maintain correspondence records
• manage relationships with stakeholders
• organise business documents
• organise facilities for office personnel
• process commissioned instructions
• write meeting reports