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B-211701 1 (1983-11-29)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadlkk0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION OF THE UNITEO STATES WASHINGTON. 0.C. 20546 FILE: B-211701 DATE: November 29, 1983 MATTER OF: Lawrence 0. Hatch DIGEST: The employee, prior to leaving his permanent duty station (Fort Meade, Maryland), for South Thomaston, Maine, his leave point, was authorized travel from Boston to temporary duty stations (Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, California) and return to Boston. Since the authorization for temporary duty occurred before departure from the permanent duty station, he was properly reimbursed actual travel expenses not exceeding the constructive cost of round-trip travel by a direct usually traveled route between the permanent and temporary duty stations. We decide that the National Security Agency properly limited reimbursable travel expenses of its employee, Mr. Lawrence 0. Hatch, who traveled from the point where he was on annual leave to his temporary duty station and return, to the expenses he would have incurred had he traveled by a usually traveled route between his permanent and temporary duty stations.1 On July I, 1982, Mr. Hatch received travel orders to perform temporary duty in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, California. The trip was scheduled to begin on August 22, 1982, and continue approximately 5 days. Although his permanent duty station was Fort Meade, Maryland, the orders authorized the travel at Government expense to begin and end at Boston, Massachusetts. Evidently the orders designated Boston the point of departure and return because he planned to vacation with his family, as he regularly did each year, in South Thomaston, Maine, during the period that the temporary duty was scheduled. IThe Finance and Accounting Officer, National Security Agency, requested this advance decision, and the Per Diem, Travel and Transportation Allowance Committee assigned the request PDTATAC Control No. 83-13. O) T hIo

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