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Within countries that utilise the Westminster Model of government, such as the United Kingdom and Canada, a constituency office is the local office of a Member of Parliament (MP). The purpose is to collect opinions from residents of their respective constituencies, and to assist them with problems they may have.
United Kingdom
[edit]In the United Kingdom, each of the 650 Members of Parliament (MPs) have an office located within their constituency.