Which of the following is NOT a possible disciplinary penalty by the bureau?

Commissioning a public service is not considered a possible disciplinary penalty by the bureau in the context of regulating embalmers. Disciplinary actions typically pertain to measures that directly affect the ability of a professional to practice or maintain their licensure. Reproval involves a formal reprimand, while suspension and revocation are methods to restrict or eliminate a professional’s ability to practice altogether.

In the case of commissioning a public service, this does not align with the typical objectives of regulatory bodies which focus on ensuring compliance with professional standards and protecting public health and safety. Therefore, while other choices exemplify penalties that directly influence the professional standing and operational capability of an embalmer, the option regarding public service does not hold the same weight in a disciplinary context.