Which action is NOT a disciplinary measure the Secretary of State can take?

Providing additional training sessions is not a disciplinary measure that the Secretary of State can take against a notary. Disciplinary actions typically focus on punitive measures or restrictions when a notary has violated laws or ethical standards associated with their duties.

In contrast, revoking or suspending a notary commission are direct actions that can be taken to remove a notary's ability to perform their official functions based on infractions. Issuing a warning letter is also a common disciplinary action, serving as a formal notice of inappropriate behavior or performance without resorting to more severe penalties.

Additional training, while beneficial for professional development, does not fall under the category of disciplinary measures, as it does not impose any restrictions or punitive consequences on the notary's practice. This clarifies why providing training sessions does not fit the criteria of discipline within the regulatory framework.