The Cooperation Agreement of 2002 stipulates that the NCC is composed of representatives of the 4 entities involved: the federal state, the Flemish Region, the Walloon Region and the Brussels Capital Region.
To that end, each entity designates 4 full members and 4 deputy members to replace them in their absence. The mandated representatives are designated by their respective governments. Those people can be assisted by experts.
In 2019, the rotating Presidency is provided by the Brussels-Capital Region.
Current representatives
| Effective representatives | Alternate representatives | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Federal State | Olivier Demaret | for the Minister of Energy, the Environment and Sustainable Development | Dominique Guide | for the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs |
| Nele Roobrouck | for the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Development Co-operation | Anne-Lise Depasse | for the Minister of Mobility | |
| Sven Vaneycken | for the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Work, Economy and Consumer Affairs | Marc Roman | for the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Work, Economy and Consumer Affairs | |
| Francis De Meyere | for the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs and Security | Jan Smedts | for the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs and Security | |
| Flemish government | Mathias Maertens | for the Flemish Minister of the Environment, Nature and Agriculture | Edmond 'Sam' de Smedt | for the Flemish Minister of the Environment, Nature and Agriculture |
| Wim Verrelst | for the Deputy Minister-president of the Flemish government and the Flemish Minister of Education | Annemie Neyens | of the Air, Nuisance, Risk Management, Environmental and Health Division of the Department of Environment, Nature and Energy | |
| Kelsey van Maris | for the Deputy Minister-president of the Flemish government and the Flemish Minister of Budget, Finance and Energy | Lorenzo Van de Pol | for the Deputy Minister-president of the Flemish government and the Flemish Minister of Budget, Finance and Energy | |
| Samir Louenchi | for the Deputy Minister-president of the Flemish government and the Flemish Minister of Home Affairs, Integration, Housing, Equal Opportunities and Poverty reduction | Victor Dries | for the Deputy Minister-president of the Flemish government and the Flemish Minister of Home Affairs, Integration, Housing, Equal Opportunities and Poverty reduction | |
| Walloon government | Nathalie Demanet | for the Minister-president | Pierre Pirard | for the Minister-president |
| Stéphane Cools | for the Minister of the Environment, Spatial Planning, Mobility and Transport, Airports and Animal Welfare | Françoise Marchal | for the Minister of the Environment, Spatial Planning, Mobility and Transport, Airports and Animal Welfare | |
| Sylviane Bilgischer | for the Minister of Finance, Budget, Energy, Climate and Airports | Perrine Beckers | for the Minister of Finance, Budget, Energy, Climate and Airports | |
| Camélia Centner | for the Minister-president and Minister of Economy, Industry, Innovation and Digital Technology | Daphnée Marc | for the Minister-president and Minister of Economy, Industry, Innovation and Digital Technology | |
| Government of Brussels | Maurice Bohet | for the Minister-president | Anne-Sophie Walazyc | for the Minister-president |
| Gaëtan Vanloqueren | for the Minister of Economy and Employment | Renaud Zauwen | for the Minister of Economy and Employment | |
| Julien Guillaume | for the Minister of the Environment and Energy | Youssouf Bady | for the Minister of the Environment and Energy | |
| Jan Schaerlaekens | for the Minister of Mobility | Sébastien Devos | for the Minister of Mobility | |
(version of 21/02/2019)