EOI for Senior Parliamentary and Ministerial Liaison Officer (EO10)

Ministerial Services Branch

Strategic Policy, Science and Engagement – Strategic Priorities and Coordination

• Temporary opportunity up to 24 September 2025
• Immediate start
• Located: Parramatta - Flexible working options are available
• Environment Officer Class 10 - Salary ranges from $130,506 to $143,921

Summary

Internal Expression of Interest – Senior Parliamentary and Ministerial Liaison Officer (Environment Officer Class 10)

About the role

As a Senior Parliamentary and Ministerial Liaison Officer, you will be responsible for delivering tasks in a fast moving and high-volume environment. You will draft, coordinate, review and edit parliamentary and ministerial documents including parliamentary notes, speeches, briefing materials and correspondence, ensuring they are comprehensive, accurate, risk assessed and delivered on time. You will lead projects including preparation for Budget Estimates and Parliamentary sitting periods.

You will work closely with divisions across the organisation to manage workflows and meet Ministerial and Departmental expectations for timeliness and quality.

Working in MSB provides a broad overview of governance and public policy, as well as valuable exposure to the mechanics of government. The role requires the ability to prioritise requests, manage workloads and exercise sound judgement, as well as supporting effective communications in both directions between MSB and business areas across the Department. This is an excellent opportunity for a proactive and positive person to join a dedicated and high performing team.

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About you

Senior Ministerial Liaison Officers work in a high-volume environment with competing demands and tight deadlines, so strong organisational skills will be crucial to your success. You will have excellent communication skills. You will need to apply astute judgement and strong research and analytical skills in providing advice on potentially sensitive issues.

Building and sustaining excellent relationships and working collaboratively with team members and colleagues across the Department, as well as other stakeholders across Government, is essential in delivering the results that will be expected of you.

How to apply

⏰ Application deadline: 11:55pm, Sunday 11 May 2025

If you’re excited by the information above, we look forward to receiving your application, including a copy of your resume and cover letter (maximum of one page) expressing your interest and suitability for the role.

For any enquiries about the role, please contact Rachael Lemon, Manager Parliamentary Services, MSB at rachael.k.lemon@dpie.nsw.gov.au or on 0427 196 983.

Who is eligible to apply

The Expression of Interest is open to temporary and ongoing staff within the Department, at grade or looking for an opportunity to act in a higher role. Contractors and casual staff are not eligible for this role.

Looking for more information or assistance in applying

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