No Job For a Lady

Jean tries to make sense of the hectic Parliamentary schedule and still arrive home in time for her husband's birthday.

Following her heart, Jean breaks tradition in her maiden speech to the House of Commons, and then pays the price.

Jean learns there are many ways to bring a bill before the House--and many ways for Parliament to stand in the way of progress.

While trying to confirm that nuclear waste is being transported through her constiuency, Jean confronts a series of dead ends.

After joining a Parliamentary committee, Jean learns valuable lessons about double-crossing and the power of the press.

Jean gets into trouble when she uses a confidential document to counter an opposition member's proposals for health-care reform.