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B-171266 1 (1971-02-24)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaacrz0001 and id is 1 raw text is: foxfl~ 843 C, 14 COMPTROLLJER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASH INGTON, D.C- =140 B-i~r126 FEB 2 4 1971 Mr , balla , *ord Authorized Certifying Officer Dprtment of H tounj and Urban Development Dear Mrs. mard: We refer to your letter dated November 9, 19M0, vith enclosures, requatlE our decision as to whether a trwel w hucber in favor of mr. Ilna.s 3*paus o 4 be vro l4 cer'tified for sYw t. By letter deated Dveembor 18, 1970, ve advised you that a deision could not be rendered in the absene of a further ftplmatiOn of the reolaim voucher. In a meorandum dated Janur T, 19T1, Mr. ereganis whose official 'ta- tion ts Chicago, illnois, furnished us with additional informatIo. We were informally advised by your office that Mr. Dergma vas alloved per diem for 11 1/2 day on the original vuober in whih he c lai d 11 3/ dWe, H isreclait is for the difference of 3 1/h days. Re Indicated in his letter to our Offie that the days in quetion are July 2, 3, , and 5. The last tWO of thoe daP (SaturdaY and BulaY) were novoikdays, end ve presum July 3 vas also S nonvorkday (holiday) for eploe , h basic workweek is Monda through Friday. 5 U.S.C. 6103(b)().IPAr.3EargmaSis stated that he did not return to his official station during the nazom$days but went on a trip at personal experse to Toronto, Canada. / fte 3tandardized Government Travel reagaltion5, waerph 6.3, pro- vide in pert as fofllow A traweler will be consider ed to be in subsistence status on nonvork days unleas he returns to hs official station or place of abode fran vhich he comutes dailj to his official staton, or imless such noUVoZk day is iwine- diately preceded and folloved by leae of absence: Provided, That per dtem in lieu of subeistence my not be paid fo'' more than 2 nonvo* days where the leave of absem-e is l=ediately preceded and follmied by nonvork day(s). this language requires the terminati n of subsistence status only- vhen the above conditions exst. Here the clalmnt did not retr to his :-.: :-.......'.... ;........ .. . -.. . ... . . . . ..--. . . . . . . .... ...Y~~eY.I;,r.,.:.: : ;.:.:<.:, -c;,;..

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