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How to address Members of The Senate
THE SENATE
The President of the Senate
The President of the Senate is formally addressed, Senator the Honourable.
The mode of address in:
Writing:
Senator the Honourable __________
President of the Senate
Address
Dear President/Dear Mr. President/Dear Madam President
..............................................................................
Yours sincerely
Signature
Formal speech/Subsequent referrals
‘(Mister) President'
‘(Madam) President'
If the holder of this office is a Minister of Religion, the preferred form of address is ‘The Reverend Senator......'.
The Deputy President of the Senate & All Other Members of the Senate
The Deputy President of the Senate and all other Senators are referred to as ‘Senator', without the use of Mr./Mrs./Miss both formally and informally.
Senators who are members of the Order of Jamaica or are Ministers of Government are addressed ‘Senator the Honourable.....'
The mode of address in:
Writing:
Senator _________
Deputy President of the Senate
c/o The Houses of Parliament
Address
Opening Salutation:
Dear Sir/Madam (formal)
Dear Senator (Surname-optional) (semi-formal)
..............................................................
Yours faithfully, (formal)
Yours sincerely, (semi-formal)
Signature
OR
Senator ______
Houses of Parliament
address
Opening Salutations:
Dear Senator (Surname-Optional)
..............................................................
Yours sincerely,
Signature
Formal Speech:
‘Senator (Surname)' or ‘Senator'
Informally:
‘Senator'