Goyder (2017–) Mike Fitzpatrick (2007–2017) Ron Evans (1997–2007) John Kennedy, Sr. (1993–1997) Ross Oakley (1986–1993) Executive Commissioners Alan Schwab (1986–1993) Commissioners Professor Helen Milroy (2018–) Robin Bishop (2017–) Gabrielle Trainor (2016—) Andrew Newbold (2016–) Simone Wilkie (2015–) Jason Ball (2015–) Kim Williams (2014–) Paul Bassat (2011–) Richard Goyder (2011–) Linda Dessau (2009–2015) Christopher Lynch (2009–2014) Sam Mostyn (2005–2016) Andrew Demetriou (2004–2016) Mike Fitzpatrick (2003–2017) Bob Hammond (2001–2011) Graeme John (2001–2011) Chris Langford (1999–2016) Bill Kelty (1998–2015) David Shaw (1997–1998) Craig Kimberley (1997–1998) Wayne Jackson (1995–2003) Colin Carter (1993–2007) Terry O’Connor (1993–2000) John Kennedy, Sr. (1993–1997) John Winneke (1993–1994) Michael Carlile (1991–1992) Albert Mantello (1988–1992) Ross Oakley (1986–1996) Graeme Samuel (1985–2002) Peter Scanlon (1985–1992) Peter Nixon (1985–1990) Richard Seddon (1985–1987) Life Members Colin Carter (2009) Graeme Samuel (1995) Club and Competition Intervention The AFL Commission has also become involved in Australian Football League matters on occasion, both on and off-field. Sometimes these interventions have been in controversial circumstances. On the field The "Line in the Sand" match in 2004 in which 18 players were reported on 26 charges arising from a third-quarter brawl. Four Hawthorn players were suspended for a total of 15 matches while Essendon's Justin Murphy was suspended for one match. Criticism from AFL CEO Andrew Demetriou and Network 10 commentators Stephen Quartermain, Tim Lane and Robert Walls of Paul Roos' style of coaching after the Sydney Swans' 43-point loss to in round 10 of the 2005 season. 2006 Aurora Stadium Siren Controversy – investigated the disputed finish to the St. Kilda vs. Fremantle match played at Aurora Stadium on 30 April 2006. The result was that the AFL commission overturned the drawn result to award Fremantle four premiership points instead of two. The six-match suspension handed to defender Tom Jonas for intentionally striking 's Andrew Gaff in round 9 of the 2016 AFL season. The five-match suspension handed to forward Jeremy Cameron for his crude hit on fullback Harris Andrews in round 14 of the 2018 AFL season. Cameron became the first player in league history to be sent straight to the tribunal more than once in his career. The two-match suspension handed to captain Ben Stratton, one each for repeatedly pinching 's Orazio Fantasia and for stomping Shaun McKernan, in round 13 of the 2019 AFL season. The initial three-match suspension handed to forward Toby Greene for intentionally making contact with umpire Matt Stevic at three-quarter-time in