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THE  COMPTROLLER GENERAL
OP   THE   UNITED STATUE
VIAUINGTON. D.C. R0545



      DATE:  Novamber 23, 1977


   Jack 0. Padrick - Specific - Per Diem Rate
   for loncommercial Lodgings

1. While 55 Comp. Gen. 856 (1976) authorizes
   agencies t? establish specific per diem
   rates for general application under FTR
   para. 1-7.3c for employees who obtain
   noncommercial  lodgings, as with friends
   or relatives, per diem rate of .$25 based
   in part on $9 lodgings costs determined
   without a consideration of the cost a
   host woild generally incur as a result
   of the employee's stay, is inappropriate
   In light of the considerations set forth
   in 55 Comp. Gen. 856 (1976) and
   52 Comp. Gen.  78 (1972).


             2. For travel to hh -rate geographical
                areas where employee lodges with
                friends or relatives, FTR para. 1-8. lb(1)
                authorizes the agendy to establish a
                specific per d3am rate under para. 1-7.3c
                insofar as the appropriate official deter-
                mines that such a per diem rate is
                justified under the particular circum-
                stances of the employee's travel.

             3. Where  a specific per diem rate is
                established under FTR para. 1-7. 3c
                for instances in which the employee
                stays in noncommercial lodgings, as
                with friends or relatives, that rate
                may  be applied to the 'specific days on
                which'he in fact obtains noncommercial
                lod~ings and his per diem under lixe
                lodgings-plus system for the remainder
                of the period covered by the voucher
                would be determined without regard to
                those particular days.

   By  letter dated June 10. 1977, Mr. Richard F. Noyes, an
authorized certifying officer for the Department of Commerce,
has requested a decision regarding payment of $25 per diem


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