Membership
The commission was composed of 14 members, 3 from Italy, West Germany, and France, 2 from Belgium and the Netherlands and 1 from Luxembourg.
| Portfolio(s) | Commissioner | Member state | Party | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| President; Secretariat General, Legal Service and Spokesman’s Service |
Jean Rey | Belgium | PRL | |
| Vice-president; Agriculture |
Sicco Mansholt | Netherlands | PvdA | |
| Vice-president; Social Affairs, Personnel and Administration |
Lionello Levi Sandri | Italy | PSI | |
| Vice-president; Research and Technology, Distribution of Information and Joint Research Center. |
Fritz Hellwig | West Germany | CDU | |
| Vice-president; Economic and Finance, Statistical Office |
Raymond Barre | France | none | |
| Budgets, Credit and Investment, Press and Information | Albert Coppé | Belgium | CVP | |
| Internal Market and Regional Policy | Hans von der Groeben | West Germany | none | |
| Competition | Maan Sassen | Netherlands | KVP | |
| Development Assistance | Henri Rochereau | France | none | |
| Industrial Affairs | Guido Colonna di Paliano | Italy | none | Resigned 8 May 1970, not replaced. |
| Foreign Trade, Enlargement and Assistance to developing countries |
Jean-François Deniau | France | UDF | |
| Transport | Victor Bodson | Luxembourg | LSAP | |
| Vice-president; Energy |
Wilhelm Haferkamp | West Germany | SPD | |
| Foreign relations | Edoardo Martino | Italy | CD |
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