Opinions of the City Attorney of San Francisco 1964
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In my opinion, the Civil Service Commission acted within its legal powers. The Charter grants the Commission the power to control all examinations (Section 145) . This control necessarily includes the power to determine who are eligible to take particular examinations and is exercised by the Commission in the adoption of ,the examination announcement. Each applicant must possess the qual- ifications required by the Charter and the examination announcement in order to participate (Rule 2, Rules ...of the Civil Service Commis- sion) . This power to control examinations and to determine V7hether applicants have the proper training and experience as set forth in the examination announcement and the Cnarter is a continuing right I in the Civil Service Commission. When the Commission determines that its staff has acted erroneously in its determination of a definition of a requirement, upon a proper showing they may exer- cise their control of the examination and correct the error. (See Thomlinson v.
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In my opinion, the Civil Service Commission acted within its legal powers. The Charter grants the Commission the power to control all examinations (Section 145) . This control necessarily includes the power to determine who are eligible to take particular examinations and is exercised by the Commission in the adoption of ,the examination announcement. Each applicant must possess the qual- ifications required by the Charter and the examination announcement in order to participate (Rule 2, Rules ...of the Civil Service Commis- sion) . This power to control examinations and to determine V7hether applicants have the proper training and experience as set forth in the examination announcement and the Cnarter is a continuing right I in the Civil Service Commission. When the Commission determines that its staff has acted erroneously in its determination of a definition of a requirement, upon a proper showing they may exer- cise their control of the examination and correct the error. (See Thomlinson v.
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