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B-192469 1 (1979-04-04)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadhce0001 and id is 1 raw text is: MECISION FILE: B- MATTER DIGEST: 0kLER C THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 192469 DATE: April 4, 1979 OF: Thomas L. Briggs CTemporary uarters subsist expenses - Cancelled transfer- Employee sees reimbursement for 197 days per diem in connection with transfer which was later cancelled. Employee may be reimbursed for expenses which would have been allowed had trans- fer been effected. While duty station is not changed, employee is treated as if transfer were completed including retransfer to former duty station. Reimbursement of temporary quarter sub- sistence expenses may be made on the basis of detailed estimates when based upon actual expend- itures and are reasonable in amount. Miscellane- ous expense allowance incident to getting ready for the transfer may be paid in accordance with Part 3, FTR. This action is in response to a letter dated July 20, 1978, with enclosures, from Mr. Edwin J. Fost, an authorized certifying officer of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), United States Department of Justice, requesting an advance decision concerning the claim of Mr. Thomas L. Briggs, for subsistence expenses incurred in connection with a transfer which was cancelled. We have been advised informally that Mr. Briggs transferred to another agency during December 1976. The record shows that permanent change-of-station orders were issued on February 17, 1976, transferring Mr. Briggs from Washington, D.C., to Bangkok, Thailand. Departure was scheduled for April 4, 1976, after issuance of orders which indicated departure on or about March 28, 1976. Mr. Briggs states that he had pending an application for transfer to a former place of employment prior to the issuance of these transfer orders. After receipt of his transfer orders,. he packed his household and personal effects for air shipment to Bangkok or for placement in permanent storage. He also delivered his automobile to Baltimore for shipment by water transportation. When his home was vacant of personal effects and household goods on March 25, 1976, he moved his family into the home of his wife's parents. He was notified on April 2, 1976, that his transfer was being ence

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