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"There are many Parliamentary monitoring services that cost more than ParliMail but are not as well targeted, timely and simple to use. It gives
prompt delivery of information about developments in our areas of interest, saving considerable time on parliamentary monitoring. I have used ParliMail
for the last six years at OneKind and it is one of the few daily emails that
I always open..."
Libby Anderson, Policy Director at animal protection charity OneKind
On a busy day the Scottish Parliament can generate 200,000 words of minutes, reports and agendas - it's no wonder you might find it hard to keep track. ParliMail is a daily email service which will help keep up with your issues when they feature in the Parliament.
Every morning our computers download all the latest files from
the Parliament website, search them for keywords which you choose, and
send the results direct to your computer. ParliMail keeps tabs on the Scottish
Parliament for you, so you won't miss out. You'll wonder how you survived without
it. Click here to see an
example of a ParliMail in web format.
ParliMail helps you keep track of what's happening in Parliament
by:
- Searching Business files, Official Reports, Written Answers
files and committee papers for YOUR keywords
- Sending you a personalised email every weekday morning with
the latest results - a daily digest of forthcoming business and recent minutes
- Letting you know what's coming up in the Chamber and in the
Committees
- Keeping track of news from the Scottish Government
"ParliMail is a really useful tool - automatically searching
the Parliament internet on a daily basis for your personal keywords, be they
topics or people, and sending you links to these by email that you can browse.
It's a good way of keeping on top of what's happening in your chosen specialist
areas across the whole Parliament."
Steve Burgess, led the research team for 7 Green Party MSPs in the Scottish Parliament
“Since using ParliMail to monitor the Parliament web
site, I find that, not only do I save between 5 and 7 hours per week, but I
also have access to more information. This gives me more time to analyse the
information and to act upon it. It has helped me keep my finger on the Parliamentary
pulse.
“Thinking back to my time prior to using ParliMail is
like thinking back to the dark ages. Now when I come into work in the morning
all the information I need is sitting on my computer screen.”
Malcolm Sayers, ex-Parliamentary
Officer with Friends of the Earth Scotland
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