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089586 1 (1975-06-12)

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' rUNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
                               REGIONAL OFFICE
                        SITE 500. WASHINGTON BOULEVARD BUILDING
                                 234 STATE STREET
                            DETRoIT, MICHIGAN 48226



                                                12 JUN V;75




        Commanding Officer         p
        Navy Regional Finance Center
        Pearl Harbor, Hawaii

        Dear Sir:

             As part of our continuing review of the Navy's financial
       management  system, we examined selected transactions from the
       Pearl Harbor Navy Regional Finance Center's accounts for October
       1974.  We  found errors on 58 of 402 travel vouchers examined --
       an  error rate of 14 percent.

            We  concluded a definite need exists for more proficiency in
        preparing and paying civilian travel claims -- 54 percent of the
        payments to civilians and 8 percent of the payments to military
        personnel were in error. The most common types of errors are
        discussed below:

             --Numerous underpayments of per diem were made to
             civilian  employees because payment was computed
               from the time they left the airport. This is
               contrary to paragraph C 10104, JTR, that provides
               for computing per diem allowances from the time
               the traveler leaves his place of abode, office,
               or other point of departure. For examples, see
               vouchers Q3602, Q4072 and attached informal
               inquiries.

            --A few civilian employees were erroneously paid
              per diem while they were in a leave status
              contrary to paragraph C10101-8, JTR.  See
              voucher Q2700.

            --Several military members were underpaid per diem
              because deductions were made on the basis of
              Government messing facilities being available
              although endorsements to the orders stated that
              use of such facilities were not practical.  For
              examples, see vouchers Q3497 and A1742 and
              attached informal inquiries.

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