"panellists" is a correct word and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to people who are part of a panel (a group of people who have been chosen to discuss a topic). For example, "The panellists at the conference debated the implications of the new law."
Getting the board composition right is another challenge, panellists agreed.
That's why we are launching a new hub on studying teaching, where we'll be regularly adding features, news, student blogs and Q&A sessions with expert panellists.
Those panellists who profiled the SNP imagined them as young, working class, living in a tenement in Dennistoun, working as a social worker.
One of the panellists in the final session was Andrew Cooper, who used to be David Cameron's in-house pollster at Number 10 and retains very close links with the Conservative party.
But the perceived certainty of a Labour/Conservative win in Ealing, as well as disappointing recent bloopers or scandals affecting the smaller parties, focused most of our panellists' minds on the two largest parties.
Most of our panellists did not engage much with the policy detail and focused much more on performances.
There also seemed to be less party loyalty than in many other constituencies: our panellists had often switched between different parties and were more open to smaller parties, eg Greens (and even Ukip).
At a Guardian Healthcare Network data seminar, panellists and delegates pointed out that successful IT is built around patient care, not technology, and if you get this right, clinicians will be demanding it, not resisting it.
Similarly, panellists across the five constituencies were surprised and reassured by Nicola Sturgeon's policies which spoke to fairness across the country, not just in Scotland.
"Amazon is the biggest media seller in the UK," said one of our panellists.
As I said last night, the audience might decide to vote that the panellists should be responsible for the audience's debts; that would be democratic in the sense that the audience outnumbered the panel but would it be practical or fair?The broader question is whether democracy is compatible with economic efficiency.
