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| Up to nine commissioners are appointed by the Minister for Sport, Fitness and Leisure for a period of three years. Current Commissioners are: |
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Brian Lochore OBE
Chairman Former All Black captain, coach and manager. A farmer in the Wairarapa. Brian is a New Zealand Masters tennis player. |
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| Dr David Gerrard OBE
Deputy Chairman Sports physician from Otago University. Former Commonwealth Games butterfly gold medallist. A long involvement with the Olympic movement, Chef de Mission for the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games team. |
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Georgina Salter
Chairman Otago netball coach,of Oamaru. New Zealand netball representative from 1973-75. Georgina is also Talent 2000 co-ordinator for Netball New Zealand. |
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| Dr Roger Blakeley
Secretary of Internal Affairs, based in Wellington. Roger is the representative of the Minister of Internal Affairs. |
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Colleen Mills
Mayoress of Auckland City. Former New Zealand representative athlete, and a member of the Commission's Women's Taskforce in 1989. She has a long professional involvement in the fitness industry. |
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| David Howman
Barrister in Wellington. David is on the board of New Zealand Tennis and was the first fair play commissioner for the Rugby Union. He is a Commission representative on the New Zealand Sports Foundation. |
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Alison McAlpine
Principal of Nelson College for Girls and a trustee of Sport Tasman, Alison has had a long involvement with school and outdoor sports. She is a past representative for netball and basketball. |
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| Lindsay Scott
Chief Executive, Thames Coromandel District Council. After a career in Army management, Lindsay spent six years in Paliamentary and Ministerial Service. He has played representative provincial rugby in both Australia and New Zealand. |
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