Jargon Jungle: The role of the rapporteur

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Jargon jungle

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EU terminology explained in clear language

The Jargon Jungle podcast breaks down complex EU terminology into clear language. Whether you are a novice or an expert, this podcast series helps you grasp the intricacies and provides a deeper understanding of the EU institutions through clear and straightforward explanations.

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Jargon Jungle: The role of the rapporteur

Jargon jungle

5 minutes 21 seconds

1 year ago

Jargon Jungle: The role of the rapporteur

Being a Member of the European Parliament is much more than just voting and taking part in plenary debates. Some MEPs will be involved in putting together reports about Parliament’s opinions on proposals and all sorts of other subjects: welcome to the work of the rapporteurs.