Structure
- Members
As of 5 May 2008. Members of the Estonian Olympic Committee are:
- 97 legal persons under private law:
- 64 National Sports Federations
- 19 Regional Sports Associations
- 14 All-Estonian Sports Associations
- 24 natural persons:
1. Mati Alaver, (EOK member since 1999) 2. Rein Haljand, (1989) 3. Jüri Jaanson 4. Eri Klas, (1989) 5. Sven Kolga, (1992) 6. Tõnu Laak, (1989) 7. Ants Laos, (1989) 8. Andres Lipstok, (1994) 9. Tõnu Lume, (1992) 10. Erki Nool 11. Tiit Nuudi, (1992) 12. Gunnar Paal, (1989) 13. Indrek Pertelson, (2000) 14. Cardo Remmel, (1999) 15. Erika Salumäe, (1997) 16. Toomas Savi, (1989) 17. Mart Siimann, (1999) 18. Kristina Šmigun 19. Jüri Tamm, (2000) 20. Jaan Talts, (1989) 21. Mart Tarmak, (1989) 22. Toomas Tõnise, (1992) 23. Jaak Uudmäe, (1989) 24. Andrus Veerpalu, (2000)
- Former natural members
- Mikk Mikiver (1937–2006) (EOK member 1989–2006)
- Aado Slutsk (1918–2006) (EOK member 1989–2006)
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