TOPIC: Could you please tell me?

Today I read two sentences. I can't figure out the different in meaning. Could you please tell me?
1*These documents must be given to each of the committee member.
2.*These documents must be given to each ONE of the committe member.

Thank you for your question about the use of "each" in the following sentences:
1*These documents must be given to each of the committee memberS.
2*These documents must be given to each ONE of the committee memberS.
There's really NO different in meaning between these sentences, but please notice that the noun following "each of" or "each one of" must be plural (because the meaning is "one of many").
Also please mote that there is a third way to write the sentence, also no different in meaning,but followed by a singular noun:
3*These documents must be given to each committee member.
I think this last one is more efficient and more likely than #1 ot #2.