Senior Policy Analyst Role At Law Society Of Bc British Columbia

Senior Policy Analyst Role At Law Society Of Bc British Columbia

02 Aug
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Law-Society-of-British-Columbi
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British Columbia

02 Aug

Law-Society-of-British-Columbi

British Columbia

Lead impactful policy initiatives at the Law Society of BC as a Senior Policy Analyst for a 6-month term. Engage with stakeholders to shape effective regulatory frameworks.

As a crucial member of the Policy & Planning department, you'll be responsible for detailed research, policy evaluation, and strategic recommendations. Your work will directly influence the Law Society's regulatory responsibilities and contribute to ongoing monitoring of implemented policies. Interactions with senior leadership and various committees will be integral to your success.

Key Responsibilities:
• Craft policy recommendations for committees and Benchers
• Identify key emerging policy issues and prospects
• Conduct thorough analysis of regulatory impacts




• Prepare proposals for government submissions
• Evaluate regulatory frameworks from other jurisdictions

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s Degree in related disciplines
• Minimum 5 years of policy analysis experience
• Solid presentation and interpersonal skills
• Knowledge of diversity and inclusion principles an asset
• Ability to work effectively across departments

Make a difference in policy development and enhance the Law Society's commitment to equity.
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📌 Senior Policy Analyst Role At Law Society Of Bc British Columbia
🏢 Law-Society-of-British-Columbi
📍 British Columbia

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