Is it the Commission's responsibility to ensure inspectors operate under current law?

The correct understanding is that inspectors are primarily responsible for ensuring they operate under current law. This places the onus of compliance directly on the inspectors themselves, as they need to stay informed about the legal standards and regulations that govern their practice. While the Commission may provide guidance, resources, and oversight to support inspectors, individual inspectors must take initiative in maintaining their knowledge and adherence to the relevant laws.

Thus, the role of the Commission is not to directly ensure each inspector’s compliance but rather to facilitate a framework within which inspectors can operate. This includes licensing, setting standards, and conducting audits or investigations when necessary, but does not absolve inspectors from their personal obligation to uphold the law.