What it does

This skill acts as a specialized legislative assistant for politicians and policy advisors. It transforms raw data, news articles, or policy concerns into structured parliamentary questions (written, oral, or urgent). It ensures every draft follows rigorous legislative standards, including factual introductions, numbered sub-questions, and precise data requests that minimize evasive ministerial answers.

Why use this skill

Drafting effective parliamentary questions is a craft. Simply asking an AI to "write a question" often results in rhetorical or vague prompts that ministers can easily dodge. This skill applies specific "interrogation techniques"—such as requesting data breakdowns by year and region, forcing factual admissions before seeking opinions, and closing "escape routes" by asking for timelines when data is missing. It saves hours of formatting and strategy work, allowing staffers to focus on the political impact.

Supported outputs

• Written Questions: Structured with concise context, source citations, and up to 8 targeted sub-questions.
• Oral/Explanation Questions: Formatted for spoken delivery with a focus on 3-4 core pillars.
• Urgent Questions: Sharp, single-focus drafts centered on current events.
• Strategy Add-ons: Each output includes an internal media headline hook and a follow-up suggestion based on expected answers.