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The morning note, written before you sit down.

Name a subject and a date range. Verbatim reads every word said on it in the Commons and writes the briefing, with a citation under every claim, ready to export to Word and send.

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A briefing on drug policy written by Briefing Studio, its key points numbered, with the source of the first point open beside it and the quoted words marked — A Briefing Studio paper on drug policy, with the source of its first point open.

In the product

01 · Screens from Verbatim

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Every point cited
Open a point’s citation and the passage it rests on appears beside the briefing, the words quoted marked.
Drug policy, the source of the first key point.
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Who drove it
The members who spoke most on the subject, with their party, their role and how often they spoke.
Drug policy.
03
What went unanswered
The questions on the subject a minister was pressed on and did not answer, each judged.
Drug policy.

How it works

02 · The steps

01
Name the subject
A policy, a bill, a sector, a client's issue, and the dates you need.
02
Verbatim writes it
Key points, a summary, how the issue developed, who drove it and what ministers committed to.
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Check and send
Every claim cites its source line. Export to Word with your client's name on it.

What you get

03 · In the tool

Key points and a summaryWhat happened on the subject, and what it means, in plain prose.
Key playersThe members who drove the subject, their party, role and how often they spoke.
Commitments and answersWhat ministers promised on it, and the questions they did not answer.
Legislation and what is comingThe bills on the subject and their next scheduled stages.
Export to WordA clean document with every source listed, prepared for your client.

Who uses it

Public affairs agenciesA client briefing on any issue, in minutes rather than a morning.
In-house public affairsThe board note on what Parliament said this month.
Campaign groups and charitiesA cited record of where the Government stands on your cause.