What aspect of licensure examinations does the commission advise the director of public safety on?

The commission's advisory role to the director of public safety primarily focuses on the format, content, and various aspects of licensure examinations. This means they guide the structure of the exams, determine what subjects and skills should be tested, and influence how the examinations are administered to ensure they effectively measure the qualifications of candidates. This guidance is critical in establishing a testing framework that is relevant, fair, and aligned with the necessary standards for public safety professions.

In comparison, options related to financial requirements, location of examination centers, and fees, while important in their own right, do not directly pertain to the examination's design and structure, which is where the commission provides direct advice.