Which responsibility is NOT part of the Commission of Consumer Affairs?

The responsibility of establishing the state budget is typically not within the purview of the Commission of Consumer Affairs. Instead, this function is generally associated with the state legislature or a dedicated budget office. The Commission primarily focuses on consumer protection issues, regulation of businesses, and ensuring that consumer rights are upheld.

On the other hand, issuing emergency orders pertains to the Commission’s ability to respond to urgent consumer issues, appointing an administrator is part of the governance structure ensuring that the Commission operates effectively, and enforcing consumer protection codes is a core function of the Commission to safeguard consumers from unfair practices. These responsibilities align with the Commission's mandate to protect consumer interests and maintain fair trade practices. Therefore, the correct identification of the establishment of the state budget as a responsibility that does not fall under the Commission of Consumer Affairs highlights the specific focus of the Commission on consumer affairs rather than broader governmental financial oversight.