Which body is NOT a member of the commission?

The correct answer is that the Commissioner of Education is not a member of the commission related to the Ohio PISGS (Private Investigators and Security Guard Services) oversight. Typically, the commission is composed of specific individuals whose roles relate to safety, enforcement, and public security interests in Ohio.

The commission includes members with direct responsibilities in law enforcement and safety, such as the Director of Public Safety and the Superintendent of the Highway Patrol, who are directly involved in public safety regulations and practices. Additionally, there are members appointed by the governor to represent various interests and perspectives within the state's security and investigative landscape.

In contrast, the Commissioner of Education focuses primarily on education policy and administration, which does not directly pertain to the commission's focus on public safety and security services. Therefore, this role has no direct relevance to the specific mandates and functions of the PISGS commission. Understanding the distinct responsibilities of each position clarifies why the Commissioner of Education is not included.