Divisions of the parliamentary service
7 Divisions of the parliamentary service
The joint parliamentary service is divided into the following divisions:
the Parliamentary Reporting Division;
the Parliamentary Library Division;
the Catering Division;
the Joint Services Division.
For each division of the joint parliamentary service there shall be a chief officer, as follows:
in relation to the Parliamentary Reporting Division—the
Leader of Hansard shall be the chief officer;
in relation to the Parliamentary Library Division—the
Parliamentary Librarian shall be the chief officer;
in relation to the Catering Division—the Catering Manager shall be the chief officer;
in relation to the Joint Services Division—the Executive
Officer for the joint parliamentary service shall be the chief officer.
The purpose of the joint parliamentary service is to provide support and facilities to members of Parliament in undertaking their parliamentary duties.
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