Policy Working Groups

The Federal Policy Committee (FPC) would like to invite Party members to put their name forward to serve on Policy Working Groups. As part of our annual exercise to recruit new members into the working groups, we will put together a panel of potential working group members from which we will draw when setting up individual groups.

Party members wishing to be included on the panel should fill in and return an application. The FPC has already decided to set up new working groups covering the subjects of education and non-climate change environmental issues, so members with an interest in these subjects are particularly encouraged to come forward.

Alternatively an application form is available to download below or paper copies can be obtained by calling the policy team on 020 7219 2577 or emailing e.cornborough@libdems.org.uk and returned to The Policy Unit, Liberal Democrats, 4 Cowley Street, London SW1P 3NB or by email to e.cornborough@libdems.org.uk.

Full name:
Party membership number:
Date you joined the party:
Telephone numbers:
Email:
Address:

Policy areas of interest/expertise:

Previous experience of working groups or Party committees:

Political experience:

Please describe your reasons for wishing to serve on a policy working group, including any relevant experience/ skills or expertise not covered in other sections.


We would be grateful if you would take the time to complete the following equal opportunities monitoring questions, which are optional. This will help us to monitor our effectiveness at attracting applications from underrepresented groups. Any information provided will be treated in the strictest confidence.

Date of birth:
Nationality:
Sex:
Please choose the option that you feel best describes your ethnic origin:
Please indicate below whether you consider yourself to be disabled*:
Marital status:



*(Under the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) a disability is defined as physical, sensory or mental impairment which has, or had, a substantial and long-term adverse effect on a person's ability to carry out normal day to day activities)

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