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B-189900 1 (1978-01-03)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadfmo0001 and id is 1 raw text is: J )a'Vfceli; THE COMpTROLLER GENERAL DECIBION or VmH !JNITUa eTATEE WAeHINGTON. 0.C. 2054U FILE: B-189900 DATE: January 3, 1978 UN -t1 C0 This action is in response to a request for r.n advance decision dated August 15, 1977, submitted by Colonel William E. Dyson, Executive, Per Diem, Travel and Transportati m Allow- ance Committee, as to the entitlement of Mr. William E. Weir, an employee of the National Security Agency (NSA), to reimburse- ment of relocation expenses. The record shows that on January 14, 1977, Mr. Weir was authorized a permanent change of duty station from Fort George G. Meade, Maryland, to Cheltenham, England. He was to report for duty on June 30, 1977. In preparation for the over- seas assignment, Mr. Weir entered into a contract of sale for his residence at his old duty station on Ferruary 16, 1977. On March 27, 1977, Mr. Weir entered the North Arundel Hospital Coronary Care Unit because of chest pains experienced earlier in the day. The diagnosis indicated that Mr. Weir had suffered an acute myocardial infarction (heart attack). As a result, Mr. Weir was hospitalized until April 15, 1977. His personal physician indicated that Mr. Weir would not be able to resume full-time duties for at least 4-6 months after release from the I OF: William E. Weir - Cancelled Trnsfer Expenses - Meritorious Claims Act Consideration Emnloyee who had heart attack after receiving drders transferring him froin Maryland to England and whose orders were, therefore, revoked may not be reimbursed real estate expenses for buying and selng residences in Maryland aince cancelled tranpfer was tolocation outside United States and to other than area desig- nated by 5 U.S. C. S 5724a(a)(4). He may, however, be reimbursed for transportation of household goods betwee former resi- dence sold incident to transfer orders and other Maryland residence purchased upon revocation of orders. Real estate expense claim is not for reporting to Congress as meritorious claim. MATTER DIGEST: Ii I -j 2 I I

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