EU rapporteurs per committee

Committees can appoint members as rapporteurs for a specific subject. A rapporteur delves into the subject and advises the committee on how the handle the subject. Usually a committee appoints two or more members as rapporteurs for a subject. The rapporteurs can call on support from civil servants in the House of Representatives.
There is an EU rapporteurship for European subjects. This is one of the instruments that parliamentary committees can use to gain better insight into and control over European decision-making and to properly carry out their supervisory task. They are often appointed for a specific EU proposal.

Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security & Nature

Animal welfare regulations 

Ines Kostić (PvdD)
Renate den Hollander (VVD)
 

Defence

European Defence Industry Strategy

Ulysse Ellian (VVD)
Maes van Lanschot (CDA)

Digital Affairs

Digital Package 

Daniël van den Berg (JA21)

European Business Wallet

Emiel van Dijk (PVV)

Digital Networks Act

Vacant

Economic Affairs

Omnibus 4/including new category for small midcaps

Arend Kisteman (VVD)

European Affairs

EU Information Purveyance

Vacant

Health, Welfare and Sport

EU Farmaceutical Legislation

Wieke Paulusma (D66) 
Julian Bushoff (GL-PvdA)

European Health Data Space

Wieke Paulusma (D66) 
Elke Slagt-Tichelman (GL-PvdA)

European European tobacco legislation

Hilde Wendel (VVD)
Rachel van Meetelen (PVV)
 

Infrastructure & Water

Revision of the Water Framework Directive (WFD)

Marieke Vellinga-Beemsterboer (D66)
 

Interior

Directive establishing harmonised requirements in the internal market on transparency of interest representation carried out on behalf of third countries

Vacant

European Democracy Shield

Joost Sneller (D66)
Mikal Tseggai (GL-PvdA)
Pepijn van Houwelingen (FvD)