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B-185376 1 (1976-08-19)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaddhi0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION FILE: THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES V V WASHINGTON. 0. C 20548 B-185376 MATTER OF: DIGEST: Mr. Edward H. B 1. Agency policy requiring civilian employees to use Government quarters, if available, when on temporary duty (TDY) overseas is valid under 5 U.S. C. 5911(e)(1970) only if use of such quarters is essential to the mission. However, where TDY was at overseas military station where only enlisted personnel quarters were available in which officer-grade civiliazis were not required to stay and at which Government messing facilities were not fully available, and where agency failed to inform employees of the need to occupy such quarters as essential to the mission in an unequivocal manner, full per diem and reimbursement for rental car used for transportation between hotel and TDY station may be allowed. 2. Three enlisted military members were on temporary duty (TDY) as part of team with civilian employees at station where Government quarters and mess were available for enlisted personnel but not for officer-level civilians. Entire team moved to commercial quarters. While civilians are entitled to full per diem, military members are not so entitled since mess and quarters were available unless under the circumstances TDY order-issuing authority certifies that use of Government quarters would have adversely affected mission. This action is in response to a letter dated November 10, 1975 (Serial: N41/1052), with enclosures, from Mr. W. Smallets, Chief, Finance and Accounting, National Security Agency (NSA), requesting a decision as to the entitlement of three civilian employees and three DATE: AUL13 C rumit, and others. c

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