What action can the commission take regarding personnel services?

The commission has the authority to contract for personnel services. This means that rather than employing staff directly, the commission can engage outside contractors or organizations to fulfill specific personnel needs. This flexibility can enable the commission to acquire specialized expertise or temporary staffing without the long-term commitment associated with hiring full-time employees.

In contexts where resources are limited or specific expertise is required only for particular projects, contracting for services can be a more efficient and effective approach. It allows the commission to focus on its core functions while still ensuring that necessary personnel services are provided.

The other options do not accurately reflect the commission’s capabilities or responsibilities. Defining employee roles without contracts may not legally bind those roles; the commission's authority also typically encompasses more than just direct management of employees, especially in the context of based services; and limiting hires solely to full-time employees would restrict the flexibility needed to meet various personnel demands.