​The Consultative Committee on Environmental Biosecurity Incidents (CCEBI) is a proposed national consultative committee with responsibility for providing advice on the coordination of responses to environment and social amenity pest incursions under the National Environmental Biosecurity Response Agreement (NEBRA) and NEBRA-like (off-deed) arrangements.  It is proposed that the CCEBI will deal with environment and social amenity pests that sit outside the scope of currently established committees, such as exotic reptiles, amphibians and some mammals. It is envisaged that the CCEBI will comprise representatives from the Australian Government, state and territory governments and scientific experts from museums and universities. Due to the diverse and sometimes unusual nature of these types of incidents, CCEBI may also draw on other expertise as required.

​The Consultative Committee on Emergency Plant Pests (CCEPP) is the key technical coordinating body providing the link between the Australian Government, state and territory governments, industry, Plant Health Australia (PHA) and the National Management Group (NM​G) for plant pest emergencies. Its role is to co-ordinate the national technical response to emergency plant pests, and to advise meetings of the NMG on emergency plant pest issues in accordance with the Emergency Plant Pest Response Deed.

​The Consultative Committee on Introduced Marine Pest Emergencies (CCIMPE) is the national consultative committee with responsibility for providing advice on coordination of responses to marine pest emergencies under the National Environmental Biosecurity Response Agreement (NEBRA) and NEBRA-like (off-deed) arrangements. CCIMPE comprises membership from the Australian Government and state and territory governments. Observer organisations including CSIRO and the Department of Defence. CCIMPE is chaired by the Australian Chief Environmental Biosecurity Officer.

For further information, access or assistance please email the administrator of the CCIMPE site:CCIMPE@awe.gov.au

​The Aquatic Consultative Committee for Emergency Animal Disease (AqCCEAD) provides advice on emergency aquatic animal health events. Such events include, but are not limited to, the occurrence of a suspected exotic disease; serious epizootics of Australian origin; aquatic animal disease incidents of public health or trade significance; and immediate disease threats to Australian fisheries and aquaculture production. AqCCEAD membership comprises the Australian Chief Veterinary Officer, state or territory chief veterinary officers or directors of fisheries, and representatives from Department of Agriculture and the CSIRO Australian Animal Health Laboratory.

For further information, access or assistance please email the administrator of the AquaCCEAD site: AquaCCEAD@awe.gov.au

​The National Biosecurity Management Consultative Committee (NBMCC) is Australia's key technical body for coordinating national responses for plant pests and diseases, weeds, ants and other terrestrial invertebrates, under the National Environmental Biosecurity Response Agreement (NEBRA) and NEBRA-like (off-deed) arrangements. Its role is to coordinate the national technical response to nationally significant pests, including assessing the technical and cost benefit of eradication, and to make recommendations to the National Biosecurity Management Group (NBMG) for decision. The NBMCC comprises representatives from the Australian Government, state and territory governments and where applicable, affected industries. The NBMCC is chaired by the Australian Chief Environmental Biosecurity Officer.

For further information, access or assistance please email the administrator of the NBMCC site: NBMCC@awe.gov.au

The Red Witchweed Consultative Committee (RWWCC) is a pest-specific consultative committee that provides technical advice to the National Management Group (NMG) on the off-deed red witchweed eradication response in Queensland. The RWWCC comprises representatives from the Australian Government, state and territory governments and affected industries. The RWWCC is chaired by the Australian Chief Plant Protection Officer.

For further information, access or assistance please email the administrator of the RWWCC site: striga@awe.gov.au