The FRAFS Executive Committee (EC) is a bilateral committee, which consists of six First Nations delegates from three general geographical areas of the Fraser Watershed (lower, middle and upper Fraser), and two DFO representatives, one from the BC Interior office and one from the Lower Fraser office.

Several ex-officio members also sit on the FRAFS EC:
• FRAFS Chairperson – appointed by the EC from outside its own membership;
• AAROM Regional Coordinator – responsible for auditing the activities of the EC and secretariat as a whole in relation to terms of the collaborative management agreement;
• Fraser Basin Council staff member: provides a linkage between FRAFS and other entities within the Fraser Watershed.
The EC may increase the number of ex-officio members at its discretion.

The EC is responsible for overseeing and directing FRAFS operations, and providing strategic guidance in the development of goals and objectives as outlined in the collaborative management agreement. The EC ensures that the secretariat achieves its goals and objectives, and that it is well managed and financially accountable.

EC Meetings are held monthly on a regular schedule, and alternate month to month between conference calls and face-to-face meetings. Additional meetings, usually by conference call, may be requested by EC members to deal with urgent topics or issues. Meeting quorum consists of one DFO representatives and four First Nations delegates. Consensus is defined as a minimum of 2/3 of present EC members being in agreement.