On the same day, the first members of the renewed NOC were elected, Arnold Green and Atko Viru.

[1] In 1992 the IOC delegation led by president Juan Antonio Samaranch visited Estonia.

Delegation members included Vice President of the IOC and Russian Olympic Committee president – Vitali Smirnov, IOC and Swedish Olympic Committee member – Gunnar Ericsson, President of the EOC – Jacques Rogge and Secretary General of the EOC and Italian National Olympic Committee – Mario Pescante.

Members of the Estonian Olympic Committee are: Mati Alaver (EOK member since 1999), Jüri Jaanson, Gerd Kanter, Tõnu Laak (1989), Andres Lipstok (1994), Erki Nool, Neinar Seli, Tiit Nuudi (1992), Gunnar Paal (:et) (1989), Indrek Pertelson (2000), Cardo Remmel (1999), Erika Salumäe (1997), Mart Siimann (1999), Kristina Šmigun, Jaan Talts (1989), Mart Tarmak (1989), Toomas Tõnise (1992), Jaak Uudmäe (1989), Andrus Veerpalu (2000).

Juhan Aare 1992–1997, Are Eller 1992–1993, Peeter Mardna 1992–2001, Mati Mark 1992–2001, Even Tudeberg 2000–2001, Ants Veetõusme 1992–2001, Priit Vilba 1994–2000, Atko Viru 1989–2007 1: National Olympic Committee is suspended by the International Olympic Committee