When are special committee reports presented?

• A. During Reports of Officers.
• B. After the adjournment.
• C. In the open session only.
• D. Under Reports of Special Committees.

Answer: (D)

In parliamentary procedure, the flow of business is organized by source, so reports from temporary, task-focused bodies go in their own spot. A special committee completes its charge and presents a formal report of its findings and recommendations, and that presentation happens in the section designated for Reports of Special Committees. This keeps the assembly’s discussion and potential actions orderly and clearly linked to the committee that did the work. The other options mix up where such reports belong or when they’re considered: officer reports have their own section, you don’t present after adjournment, and while many meetings are open, the key factor is presenting in the proper Reports of Special Committees slot.