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FPCD-82-52 1 (1982-07-14)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabmmz0001 and id is 1 raw text is: UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 RELEASED FEDERAL PERSONNEL AND E eneral COMPENSATION DIVISION d seiiapoa ou tionls B-r207462 JULY 14,1982 The Honorable Allen E. Ertel iiI!111IiliiJjI House of Representatives 119171 Dear Mr. Ertel: Subject: Use of Federal Employees as Personal Aides to Federal Officials in Selected Departments and Agencies (GAO/FPCD-82-52) This report responds to your December 3, 1981, request, and subsequent agreements with your office, that we identify the num- ber, type, and cost of Federal employees serving exclusively as chefs, chauffeurs, and other types of personal aides for individ- ual Federal officials. You asked that we collect this informa- tion from the Departments of Commerce, Health and Human Services, Interior, Justice, Treasury, and Transportation; and the Small Business Administration; Consumer Product Safety Commission; National Aeronautics and Space Administration; National Science Foundation; and Nuclear Regulatory Commission. We obtained answers to a series of questions from each of the departments and agencies on the number and cost of employees performing personal services for specific officials. We collected information for calendar years 1980 and 1981. Department and agency officials said that no substantial differences were antici- pated for calendar year 1982. We did not independently verify all the information submitted. However, for the departments that. indicated individualized transportation services were provided to specific officials, we attempted to check records maintained on those services. Although five departments said they had records on transportation services, only the Department of Justice main- tained records on the department head's use of a vehicle. These records, however, were not detailed enough to show the purpose for which the vehicle was used. Enclosures I, II, and III summarize information provided by each of the departments and agencies regarding transportation service, home-to-office transportation service, and dining room (966079) / //7/

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