Apply regulatory law, statutory interpretation, and administrative law expertise as a bilingual Analyst with weekly in office presence at Parliament.
Reporting to the General Counsel, this fixed-term Analyst provides legal advice to the Standing Joint Committee for the Scrutiny of Regulations. The work addresses legal and procedural deficiencies in statutory instruments made by the executive branch. It requires research, analysis, and clear communication on complex legal issues.
Key Responsibilities: Advise the Joint Committee on novel and complex regulatory law issues
Answer members’ questions during Joint Committee appearances
Draft complex legal opinions for the client
Apply statutory interpretation and administrative law principles




Write letters to departments and agencies advocating legal resolutions
Requirements: Law degree from a recognized university
Membership in good standing with a provincial or territorial law society
Recent complex legal opinion drafting experience
Recent regulatory, statutory, administrative, constitutional, and parliamentary law research
Bilingual English and French capability with Reliability clearance eligibility
Bring legal research, regulatory analysis, and persuasive advice skills to the Library of Parliament’s scrutiny work.

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📌 Legal Counsel Regulatory Law Analyst (Quebec City)
🏢 Library of Parliament / Bibliothèque du Parlement
📍 Quebec City