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B-151168 1 (1976-12-22)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadeam0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPTROLLER SWNM L oD lI . aOF 73s UNITU ETATEm u k WASHINGTON. 3.0 RO54a FILE: DATE: DEC 2 2 1975 MATTER OF: Remistor. of debts of enlisted parsonael DIGEST: Indebtedness of a Navy meber detailed t State Department due to eacessive travel aCvances from Departmant of State funds which was remitted by the Navy in accord- ance with 10 U.S.C. 6161 should bil borne by the Department of the Navy's appropria- ticn anem the sum advanced are considered ae payments made for and on behalf at the military department cocerned the same as (f the advances had been made by the mili- tary department to a military member not on detail. Sea B-151168, May 18, 1972, en/ 5 Comp. Gen. 319 (1925). This ction is in response to a letter from the Chief, Voucher Exmintlun branch, financial Sarvices, Department of State, con- earning the status of certain Department of State estal advances to Navy enlisted members the repayment of which was reaitted by the Department of the Navy. It is statod that the Department of the Navy has remitted the Indebtednesu to the Department of State of three of its enlisted meembrs applying the decision 1-151168, May 18, 1972, and the provisions o :o U.S.C. 6161. However, the indebteduesses carrently are carried in the accounts of the Depart- ent of State as outstanding travel advances. The question raised is which agency's appropriation, the Department of State or the Department of the Navy, should bear t0e cost of the awt of the indebtedness remitted? The indebtednesses in question wrose as a result of travel advances made from Department of Stata funds available for travel advaces to mployeeas to ci;or expenses at the full per diem rate for thres Navy members detailed to the State Depart- mewC for services at at, overseas location. However, upon submis- sion of their travel vouchers a portion of the amounts claimed vav disallowed in accordance with applicable regulations (para. M4254, Volume 1, Joint Travel Regulations in effect prior to June 1, 1976) etipulating that per diem will be reduced by djb I

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