Rapporteur

A rapporteur is a person who is appointed by an organization to report on the proceedings of its meetings.

For example, Dick Marty was appointed rapporteur by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe to investigate extraordinary rendition by the CIA.

Authors of reports prepared by committees of the European Parliament are also known as "rapporteurs". Authors of reports assisting a rapporteur in preparation of committees of the European Parliament are known as shadow rapporteurs, and may vary in numbers depending on the issue.

European Parliament

Organisation	Bureau Committees and Delegations Conference MEPs President (Martin Schulz) Quaestor Rapporteur Secretariat Vice Presidents

Politics	COSAC (National parliaments) Groups Parties Reform working group

Elections	1979 (session / members) 1984 (session / members) 1989 (session / members) 1994 (session / members) 1999 (session / members) 2004 (session / members) 2009 (session / members) 2014 (session / members) Apportionment Constituencies

Intergroups	Crocodile Club Spinelli Group Paneuropean Working Group Intergroup on long term investment and reindustrialisation

Seats	Strasbourg (Buildings) Brussels (Buildings Esplanade) Luxembourg buildings

History	Assizes Budget controversy Buttiglione controversy European Convention Joint parliamentary meeting

Prizes	Charlemagne Youth Prize European Citizens' Prize Sakharov Prize Lux Prize

Other	Europa InSitu EuroparlTV Model European Communities Project Model European Parliament State of the Union

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(References:) Oxford Online Dictionary

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Rapporteur

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