The phrase "assembly clerk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for administrative tasks in a legislative assembly or similar organization.
Example: "The assembly clerk was responsible for keeping the minutes of the meeting and ensuring all documents were properly filed."
Alternatives: "legislative clerk" or "parliamentary clerk".
Chaired by former assembly clerk Paul Silk, it includes eight unpaid members including representatives from the four main political parties.
Chaired by former assembly clerk Paul Silk, it made its first report in November 2012, making 33 recommendations.
Led by former assembly clerk Paul Silk, the commission was set up as part of the Westminster coalition agreement between the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats.
Almost a year ago, the commission set up by the UK government and chaired by former assembly clerk Paul Silk said ministers in Cardiff should be allowed to vary some tax rates and some borrowing powers.
Almost a year ago, the commission set up by the UK government and chaired by former assembly clerk Paul Silk, said ministers in Cardiff should be given the power to vary some tax rates.
It was a session that resembled nothing if not a tobacco auction, with the auctioneer's babble repro duced by the Assembly clerk, whose reading of the hills was completely unintelligible.
With assembly line rhythm, a clerk was pulling writs and rulings from atop the pile, sliding scores of them, one after the other, under the chief justice's hand for his signature.
Sometimes I think about how the people in each of those boats are no different from the rest of us: men, women, and children, among them potential postal workers as well as potential Nobel laureates, plumbers and musicians, office and construction workers, teachers, cabinet-makers, scientists, assembly line workers, sales clerks.
Jones — also known now as Keeper of the Seal — said a few words in Welsh and English and handed the document to the assembly's chief executive and clerk, Claire Clancy, at which point the bill became law.
