Speaking to the Associated Press Sports Editors, Selig indicated public service will be required of officials found to have acted improperly.
"They're going to be treated the same way" as the players, Selig said.
Earlier this month, management and the players' association agreed that no players implicated by Mitchell will be disciplined but that all players would be available to perform public service.
Asked directly if his remarks meant no management officials would be suspended or fined, Selig repeated they would be treated the same as the players.
