Word
rapporteur
Phoneticsrap·por·teur
UK/ɹˌæpɔːtˈɜː/
Definition
n. a person who is chosen to write a report for a group or committee. They listen to what everyone says and then put the main points into a written document.
n. a person appointed to prepare a report for a committee or assembly. Often used in legal, political, or academic contexts to describe the individual responsible for synthesizing discussions into a formal document.
Examples
“The committee appointed a rapporteur to write the final report.”
“After the three-day hearing, the rapporteur presented a detailed summary of the evidence to the board of directors.”
“The rapporteur must maintain strict neutrality, ensuring that the final document accurately reflects the diverse opinions expressed during the deliberations without introducing any personal bias.”
Examples
simple
“The committee appointed a rapporteur to write the final report.”
contextual
“After the three-day hearing, the rapporteur presented a detailed summary of the evidence to the board of directors.”
complex
“The rapporteur must maintain strict neutrality, ensuring that the final document accurately reflects the diverse opinions expressed during the deliberations without introducing any personal bias.”
Real-World Examples
“Experts, including UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories Francesca Albanese, have increasingly said the attacks fit the definition of pogroms , or organised and often state-backed attacks on a targeted minority.” “Special Rapporteurs and other independent rights experts receive no salary from the UN or any other organization and serve entirely in their individual capacity.” “It has also issued financial restrictions against human rights groups and figures like United Nations special rapporteur Francesca Albanese, citing their cooperation with the ICC.” Domains
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