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B-207123 1 (1982-12-14)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkuc0001 and id is 1 raw text is: ; ,THI COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECIBION ( -,d a3F THE UNITEC STATUETS WASHINGTON, D. 0.20048 FILE: H-207123 DATEI December 14t, 1982 MATTEfl OF: James E. Massey DIGEST: The consecutive 30-day maximum period for temporary quarters subsistence expenses does not run during the period that an employee is on temporary duty travel and his minor son lives with relatives. For the purpose of subsistence expenses and the 30-day limitation, the soln did not occupy temporary quarters while residing with relatives, since hs stay with them was not incident to a transfer of per- manent duty stations. Ahperiod of temporary duty performed by an employee while his minor son resided with relatives need not be included in the 30-consecutive day period allowed for temporary quarters subsistence expenses authorized for civilian employees of the Govrnment when a permanent change of station is ordered. Background Mr. James E. Massey, a civilian employee of the Defense LogiStics Ageicby, was transferred by permanent change-of- station orders from Seoul, Korea, to Arlington, Virginia. His orders authorized 30 days temporary quarters subsistence expenses. He is a single parent with a minor son. The son, who had lived with him in Korea, accompanied him on the transfer. They occupied temporary quarters in the vicinity of Arlington for a period ending August 23, 1981. From August 24 through September 14, 1981, Mr. Massey traveled on temporary duty. His son stayed with relatives in Baltimore, Maryland, during this period. On completion of the tempo- rary duty, they moved back to temporary quarters where they remained until November 9, 1981. Mr. Massey was paid temporary quarter's subsistence expenses for the time he occupied temporary quarters between August 1 and August 23. The Accounting and Finance Officer questioned his claim for the period September 14, through September 30, and requested a decision from the Comptroller General through the Per Diem, Travel and Transportation

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