Contacting elected members Flashcards

1
Q

What are 2 of the fundamental duties of your Constituency MP?

A

Serve

and Represent

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2
Q

Where can you find contact details for parties and your local MP?

A
  1. Your local library
  2. www.parliament.uk
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3
Q

A well as:

  1. Your local library
  2. www.parliament.uk

In which book can you find contact details for:

  • MPs
  • Assembly members
  • Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs)
  • Members of the European Parliament (MEPs)
A

The BT Phone book

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4
Q

By which means should you best contact your MP?

A

Letter

Telephone

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5
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To which office might you address your letter or phone call to an MP?

A
  1. Their constituency office
  2. Their office in the House of Commons
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6
Q

What is the postal address of the House of Commons?

A

The House of Commons

Westminster

London SW1A 0AA

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7
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What is the telephone number of the House of Commons?

A

020 7129 3000

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8
Q

What is one-to-one meeting with an MP called?

A

A surgery

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9
Q

In politics, what is a “surgeries”?

A
  • A one-to-one meeting
  • with:
    • an MP
    • an Assembly Member
    • MSPs
    • MEPs
  • where constituents can go in person
  • to talk about issues that are of concern to them
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10
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Where might you see MP surgeries advertised?

A

The local newspaper

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