According to the statute, what does "Commission" refer to?

The term "Commission" in the context of the Mississippi Auctioneers License refers specifically to the Mississippi Auctioneer Commission. This body is responsible for regulating the auctioneer profession within the state, ensuring that auctioneers operate within the legal framework established by the state laws. The commission oversees the licensing and disciplinary actions of auctioneers, provides guidance on compliance with state regulations, and protects the interests of the public in transactions involving auctioneers.

Distinctions among the other options highlight various organizations associated with the auction profession. The Mississippi Auctioneers' Association primarily functions as a trade group, offering support and networking for auctioneers. The Mississippi Auctioneer Licensing Board is more focused on the administrative aspects of licensing but does not carry the term "Commission." Lastly, the Mississippi State Auction Authority is not a recognized governing body in the context of auctioneer licensing, hence it does not define the legislative meaning of "Commission" as it appears in the statute.