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B-182087-O.M. 1 (1975-11-26)

handle is hein.gao/gaobacslr0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 955 3 / 2 O37-o.M NOV 2 6 NOV 2; 87C Asaistant Direeter, OSD - Ted a*.ua. Asseeciate General Comasel - 1. Reary Barclay, Jr. Commission on Fedral Paperwrk--Cumpensation and Travel of Borrowed Professtonal Staff - 8-182087-0,4. This is n response to yow undated memerndum captioned Compensasten for Borrowed Professional Staff, md your subsequent assorandm dated September 29, 1975, captioned Cmpeasaei and Trawl Reiabursement for Professional Staff Obtained from Other Sources. Both deal with the use of seavices of persons who are not 91 mployees of the COMMssit on ederal PaDerva* (Comission), which5n ,4 was established by Public Low No. 93-556, 2w 0- iT, l efiiinaltmfter refered to as the Act). Your memoranda raise six distinct probleas which are dtscussed below. I 1. The tIrst proble is whether there is any limitation an the length of t which an agenoy say detail an employee to the Cemission. Seation 7(b) of the Act axthorizes the head of each department or agescy of the Federal Goverament to provide to the Comisaion such services as r*queated by the Comiesion on such basis, reimbursable or other- vise, as may be agreed upon. We view this section as providing indepeadeat authority for the detail of such employees to the Comission. Stne the Act sontafts kependent authority for details to the Comission, say litatos not contaiaed In the Act are not applicable. Section 7(b)X of the Act contain, no expres time limitation. 2. The second problem proposes reAursement by the Covassion to the employee's agency of the detailed employe's basic pay, not Including retirement, hospitalization, etc, Sectiou 7(b)(of the Act expressly states that services vill be provided on such basis, retabursable or otherwise, as may be agreed upon * * *. Therefore, it such an agreement is entered into, we see no legal objectien to the proposal. 3. The third problem deals with valocation expenses for Federal exploysees detailed to the Comission. The Act contats no explicit authority permitting the payment of relocation expeses to employees of the Camssion, Furthermore, if the Comission, is a leoislative agency, it does net come vithin the scope of subehapter II. hapter 57,*' title 5, United States Code, which contains the authority for payment Pad

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