findings, the main body of the report: it contains all the information that has been collected, presented in a logical order,and arranged under headings and subheadings, recommendations, the writer makes a personal judgement about specific actions that should be taken - these should be based on the results of the investigation, procedure, the methods of investigation used to find the information( surveys/interviews etc), conclusion, the significant results of the 'findings' - this section flows logically from the facts and points discussed earlier, background/introduction, the exact subject of the report, its scope, why it was written, who asked for it, who wrote it, when it was completed, appendix, supporting material that is too detailed or too technical to be included in the main report (eg.diagrams, graphs etc.), executive summary, a short, overall view of the report together with the conclusions and recommendations. It helps others decide if they want to read the report.

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