(a) The City shall provide suitable rooms in which the Civil Service Commission may hold its meetings, and shall supply such Commission with all the necessary equipment, training and copies of current personnel and civil service regulations to properly attend to such business.

(b) The City Attorney shall institute or defend any suit, action or proceeding on behalf of the Civil Service Commission. The City Attorney shall have direct access to any and all records which, in his opinion, are necessary for such suit, action or proceeding. No special counsel shall be retained to represent the commission except by the City Attorney, and such special counsel shall serve solely under the City Attorney’s direction. (Ord. 20206 §§ 28, 86, 9-10-19.)