The Commission

The Commission is a government or organizational body responsible for making decisions, enforcing rules, and overseeing specific functions within its jurisdiction. It typically operates with authority granted by laws or regulations, ensuring policies are followed and objectives are achieved. Commissions often focus on areas such as regulation, oversight, licensing, or public service, and they work by setting standards, reviewing applications, or investigating issues. Their role is to ensure fairness, accountability, and effective management within their designated scope, functioning as a guiding and regulating authority to serve the public interest.