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THUB 3(3 0OLL OL NENISAL,
OF rH UNIT3O WT1ATEI
WASHINGTON, .0. 2546
FILE: D-204794
MATTER OF:
DIGEBT:
DATE;
March 26, 1982
Inabe] B. Lindsay- neimbursemaent of
Lodging Expenses
1. Public member of the White House
Conf.erence on Aging's National
Advisory Committee whose home is in
Washington, D.C., may be reimbursed
the cost of 2 nights' lodging
incurred in connection with meetings
held in Bethesda, Maryland. Under
section 2q5 of the 1981 White House
Conference on Aging Act, Pub. L. No.
95-478, committee members are author-
ized the same travel expenses as
authorized under 5 Uq.S.C S 5702 .for
intermittent employees serving as
experts and consultants. Under sec-
tion 5703, intermittent employees
serving as experts or consultants
are reimbursed their necessary travel
expenses, not to exceed the maximum
prescribed rate, while traveling away
from their homes or regular places
of business for official purposes,
regardless of whether such activity
takes place within the metropolitan
area of their home or regular place
of business.
2. Neither the general rule that a
Federal employee may not be paid per
diem or actual expenses at the em-
ployee' s permanent duty station nor
the Department of Health and Human
Services' travel policy that such
allowances are not permitted in the
metrnpolitan area of the employee's
permanent duty station is applicable
to an advisory committee member who is
authorized travel expenses on same
basis as intermittent expert or
consultant under 5 U.S.C. 5703.
The issue presented in this case is whether
Ms. Inabel B. Lindsay, a public member of the National
Advisory Committee for the 1981 White house Conference
on
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