A public commission is a group of individuals appointed by a government or organization to investigate, study, or oversee specific issues or projects. These commissions often focus on areas such as public policy, healthcare, or infrastructure and aim to provide recommendations or solutions based on their findings. They typically consist of experts, stakeholders, and community members to ensure diverse perspectives. Public commissions operate transparently, often holding public meetings and soliciting input from citizens. Their reports can influence legislation, guide funding decisions, and improve services. Examples of public commissions include those formed to address environmental concerns or to reform education systems.