Which power is NOT exercised by the commission during disciplinary action?

The ability to provide free licenses is not within the powers exercised by the commission during disciplinary actions. The commission's role primarily focuses on regulating and ensuring adherence to professional standards and ethical practices. This involves activities such as investigating the actions of inspectors, reprimanding them for misconduct, and taking serious actions like suspending or revoking licenses if warranted.

In contrast, providing licenses—especially free of charge—does not align with the commission's regulatory function. Licensure processes usually include fees and are intended to uphold the value and integrity of the profession. Therefore, the correct answer emphasizes the distinction between the commission’s regulatory actions and the administrative functions related to licensing.