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B-188365 1 (1977-11-16)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadfga0001 and id is 1 raw text is: s THE COMPTROLLER WENERAL CECIBION *O THE UNITED UTATEU FL:)16WAHINTN. .C. 20546 FILE: B-188365 DATE: November i6, 1M7 MATTER DIGEST: OF: Ernest E. Gray - Temporary Quarters Subsistence Allowance Dual Rate Reimbursement Limitation Navy employee transferred from Guam, to San Diego, California, moved into temporary quarters on Guam, at a temporary quarters maintenance allowance based on $49 per day, prior to travel to San Diego where he moved into temporary quarters with allowance based on $35 per day. Employee errone,usly contends that Joint Travel Regulations (JTR) provide that initial allowance rate should be utilized to compute his allowance regard- less where temporary quarters are located. However, Navy correctly interpreted JTP by establishing dual allowance rates of $49 for Guam and $35 for San Diego. This action is in response to letters dated November 22, 1976, file symbol MT;GA:tez, from the Central Disbursing Officer, Navy Regional Finance Center, Sar. Diego, requesting aa advance decision on a reclaim voucher submitted by Mr. Ernest E. Gray, a civilian employee of the Unitad States Navy, for temporary quarters subsia- tence expenses he incurred while in temporary quarters at San Diego, California. Mr. Gray performed permanent change of station travel from Guam to San Diego, California, under permanent change of station orders which authorized a temporary quarters subsistence allowance for 60 days. While at Guam,,the employee and his dependents vacated their permanent residence and occupied temporary quarters on November 6, 1975, and remained there until November 17, 1975, when they departed for the continental United States. They arrived in San Diego on the same date and immedtately occupied temporary quarters, where they remained until permanent quarters ware occupied on January 17, 1976. Payment to Mr. Gray for temporary quarters subsistence expenses covering the first 10-day period of November 6-15, 1975, was limited to 75 percent of the $49 per diem *.te authorized for Guam. For the first 2 days, November 16-17, 1975, of the second 10-day period, / 4 N ( C, C)3 I. I

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