Get it right on your first day as a newly elected MP
Starting a new job can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. And if that job is representing a parliamentary constituency for the the first time, it's good to remember to get the essentials right.
We've included a few other things that we think might prove handy to the newly elected Members of Parliament.
So, let's see how the new intake are doing.
You are what you wear
Natalie McGarry - one of the SNP's "Magnificent Seven" Glasgow MPs - remembered to pack a wardrobe change, thus defeating an exploding pen and arriving covered in ink.
Get there early
There's early and there's too early, Stewart McDonald of the SNP.
Remember to take something for lunch
You'll probably be so busy getting to grips with everything, you might forget to eat properly. Julian Knight - newly elected in Solihull - scores highly on this one (bonus marks for two different items of fruit).
And if you can't manage that, make sure you locate the canteen. Martyn Day wasted no time in telling the world he had.
Find somewhere safe to put your coat (and don't forget it)
Designated coat peg with space for a sword? Comes as standard for MPs. Here's where the SNP's Drew Hendry, who defeated Danny Alexander in Inverness, gets to hang his.
As an MP, your constituents will want to know how to get hold of you. Andrea Jenkyns has probably turned off her new email alert by now.
(Please don't spam her)
Make friends/buddy up
You've not finished university and you're the youngest MP since at least the Great Reform Act of 1832. Does anything phase Mhairi Black?
Judging by this tweet from Peter Grant, she's pretty good at making important friends as well.
Rebecca Pow wasted no time in seeking out fellow West Country MPs among the new Conservatives.
Enjoy it! Really
The new Conservatives looked pretty excited too when David Cameron turned up - cameraphones out like BBC staff on a visit from the Queen.