Rapporteur (noun)

A person appointed by a legislative or administrative body to report on a particular matter.

Origin:

From french rapporteur, from rapporter.

Examples:

1. The rapporteur was responsible for preparing a report on the findings of the investigation.
2. The rapporteur is expected to provide an objective and impartial analysis of the evidence.
3. The rapporteur is often a member of a committee or working group tasked with a specific issue.
4. The rapporteur's role is to synthesize complex information and present it in a clear and concise manner.
5. The rapporteur's report is a key document that informs the decision-making process of the body.