Adoption of NAFTA and its side agreements would set up at least 32 new international governmental bodies, under three broad departments. The agencies listed below are the minimum number required by NAFTA, and some bodies would be empowered to create additional subgroups and advisory committees at will.

North American Commission on Labor Cooperation
1. North American Council on Labor Cooperation
2. International Coordinating Secretariat
3. National Administrative Office of Canada
4. National Administrative Office of Mexico
5. National Administrative Office of the United States

North American Commission on the Environment (NACE)
6. North American Council on the Environment
7. Joint Advisory Committee of NACE
8. Secretariat of NACE
9. U.S.-Mexican Environmental Infrastructure Border Commission

North American Free Trade Commission
10. Council of the North American Free Trade Commission
11. Committee on Trade in Goods
12. Committee on Trade in Worn Clothing
13. Committee on Agricultural Trade
14. Advisory Com. on Private Commercial Disputes Regarding Agricultural Goods
15. Committee on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures
16. Committee on Standards-Related Measures
17. Land Transportation Standards Subcommittee
18. Telecommunications Standards Subcommittee
19. Automotive Standards Council
20. Subcommittee on Labeling of Textile and Apparel Goods
21. Committee on Small Business
22. Financial Services Committee
23. Advisory Committee on Private Commercial Disputes
24. Working Group on Rules of Origin
25. Customs Subgroup
26. Working Group on Agricultural Subsidies
27. Bilateral Working Group (Mexico -- United States)
28. Bilateral Working Group (Mexico -- Canada)
29. Working Group on Trade and Competition
30. Temporary Entry Working Group
31. Working Group on Emergency Measures
32. Secretariat of the Free Trade Commission