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B-185281 1 (1976-05-24)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaddmo0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 4 DECISION FILE: flLI:R a~ .~ ~ B-185281 THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 AU 9 DATE: MAY 2 4197 6 MATTER OF: Robert V. Brown - Temporary quarters subsistence expenses 09049,1 DIGEST: Department of Defense employee given training assignment at a location other than his then permanent station, may not be reim- bursed temporary quarters subsistence ex- penses as an incidence of training. However, because the training assignment in his par- ticular case was to be followed by transfer to a new duty station and because selection for training was tantamount to notice of transfer, employee may be paid expenses for occupancy of temporary quarters at the training location as incident to the ultimate permanent change of station. Mr. Robert V. Brown, a Department of the Air Force employee, has appealed the decision reached in Transpor- tation and Claims Division (now Claims Division) Settlement Certificate No. Z-2507390, October 17, 1974, denying his claim for a temporary quarters subsistence expenses allowance. On July 19, 1971, Mr. Brown was issued permanent change of station orders directing him to travel from his then permanent duty station in Weisbaden, Germany, to Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. Among other entitlements, Mr. Brown was thereby authorized temporary quarters subsistence ex- penses for himself and his five dependents for 30 days. Having occupied temporary quarters with his family at Maxwell Air Force Base during the period from August 13, 1971, through September 11, 1971, the employee was subsequently paid a temporary quarters subsistence expenses allowance in the amount of $1, 678. 33. On February 17, 1972, the July orders were amended to clarify the fact that the assignment to Maxwell Air Force Base was not a change in permanent duty stations but was instead for the purpose of long-term, full-time training. Based on correction of his orders, Mr. Brown was eventually found to be indebted to the Government for the $1, 678. 33 tem- porary quarters subsistence expenses allowance paid to him. Of the total amount of that indebtedness, $324. 58 has been collected by the Air Force. N I.

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