Noongar Corporations Committee

The Noongar Corporations Committee (NCC) is the primary forum for the regional corporations and central services corporation to work together and discuss matters of mutual interest.

The NCC isn’t established under the Trust Deed. It’s convened by the central services corporation under its rulebook. Each member of the NCC also sits on the Noongar Relationships Committee (NRC), where they can discuss Trust matters with the NAC and Trustee.

What does the NCC do?

• Brings the seven Noongar corporations together to discuss shared interests

• Reviews services provided by the central services corporation services to regional corporations

• Makes recommendations to the Trustee on consulting with the Noongar community.

The NCC has 14 members:

• Chair and CEO of each of the six regional corporations (12 members)

• Chair and CEO of the central services corporation (2 members)

Comparing the NCC and the NRC: