Who elects the auctioneer's commission in the state?

The body responsible for electing the auctioneer's commission in the state consists of the licensed auctioneers themselves. This process ensures that those who are actively engaged in the profession have a voice in selecting their regulatory board members. It is a reflection of the principle that industry professionals should have input in governance matters that affect their practice and regulatory environment. This approach promotes accountability and ensures that the auctioneer's commission is composed of individuals who understand the challenges and needs of the auction profession.

In contrast, other entities listed, such as the state auction commission, the governor, or local auction boards, do not have the authority or structure to directly elect the commission. These groups may have roles in regulations or enforcement but do not participate in the electoral process for the commission. This distinction is essential for understanding the governance of auctioneer practices within the state.