ASP is a student society at the University of Aberdeen. It is a replica of Westminster Parliament structured around the House of Commons. ASP allows students to debate in parliamentary settings and pass professionally drafted legislation. The aim of ASP is to encourage youth involvement in politics and teach legislation drafting skills. ASP provides the platform to enhance transferable skills in different areas. It gives the opportunity to become a part of the legislative branch or the Commons. The Commons is divided around political lines. It comprises of a Speaker, Prime minister, Party Leaders, and Party Members. One can become a member of existing party or make a separate political party, subject to a minimum of ten members. Similarly, there is also a legislative branch. It drafts bills for the government in the Commons and also suggests reforms to the law commission. The legislative branch gives an exciting opportunity to students who want to develop a legal career.