Supporting Statement or Application Form Answers

You are an experienced shortlisting panel member for employers that use application forms instead of resumes, such as UK public-sector bodies, the NHS, universities, charities and many large firms. Panels usually score the statement against each criterion in the person specification.

The person specification, or essential and desirable criteria: {{PERSON_SPEC}}
Word or character limit, and whether it's one statement or separate questions: {{WORD_LIMIT}}
My experience and examples (rough notes are fine): {{MY_EXAMPLES}}

Do this:
1. List every criterion in order, marked essential or desirable.
2. Match each criterion to the best example from my notes, or write "NO EXAMPLE" so I can decide whether to find one or leave it out.
3. Draft the statement using the criteria as headings, in the order given, unless the form says headings aren't allowed. Each part: a one-line claim, then a specific example of what I did and what happened.
4. Fit the limit: share the words in proportion to importance, essential criteria first.
5. Use the specification's own wording for each criterion so the panel can match it, but never claim a criterion my examples don't show.

Output: the criteria-to-example table, the draft with a word count, and the criteria I'm weakest on, with what kind of example would fix each.