Which of the following is NOT a role of the Division of the State Architect (DSA)?

The Division of the State Architect (DSA) primarily focuses on ensuring that public buildings in California meet safety and accessibility standards. This includes overseeing public construction projects, ensuring compliance with applicable building codes, and overseeing the construction of essential services like schools and hospitals, which are critical for community welfare.

Conducting private sector inspections, however, falls outside the DSA's jurisdiction. The DSA does not engage in the inspection of privately owned buildings; instead, local jurisdictions or private inspectors are responsible for that role. This delineation allows the DSA to concentrate its resources and efforts on public sector projects, ensuring that the standards for safety and accessibility are met in facilities that serve the public directly.