PROPOSED LEGISLATION
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CIA-RDP75B00380R000800110019-6
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RIPPUB
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S
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3
Document Creation Date:
December 9, 2016
Document Release Date:
August 31, 2000
Sequence Number:
19
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Publication Date:
February 2, 1962
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MEMO
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Office Memorandum e UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO Legi AM Ve Counsel, OGC
THRIJ : Mr. _ Assistant General Counsel/OL
FROM Deputy Director of Logistics
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SUBJECT: Proposed Legislation
REF Draft of Proposed Legislation forwarded by official Routing
Slip from OGC/LC to Director of Logistics, dated 4 December 61
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in response2% S176he request of and subsequent
discussion with N011111111111MM, the following comments are submitted
regarding referenced draft of proposed legislati2gi1A
P. Section 4(1)(g): According to Mr.
Office of the General Counsel, this paragraph per-
mits the payment of all travel expenses of dependents
to and from points to which an employee is ordered
for orientation and training or is given other TDY
while enroute on PCS orders. This avoids having
dependents delay departure from the old post, delay
enroute, or arrive at the new post in advance of
the employee. If approved by Congress, the result
will be payment of travel and per diem expense greater
than that which would be paid over the most direct
usually travelled route. While the proposal has un-
questionable. merit, strict administrative control
over the exercise of the authority contained in the
proposed legislation, will be necessary.
h. Section 5(h): The intent of this section is
not clear. Mr OGC, advises that the section
is not intended to provide authority to pay employee
claims for loss or damage while in transit, of house-
hold goods and personal vehicles shipped on official
PCS orders. In the course of further discussions with-
Jr, Office of Logistics, differing opinions have been
Expressed. It is recommended that the wording be re-
vised to indicate clearly that this change does not in-
clude loss or damage to household goods and personal
vehicles while in transX1A
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Distribution:
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OL/TD/P&C/1 rcg/3131 (16 Jan 62 )
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SUBJECT: (Optional)
Proposed Legislation
TO: (Officer designation, room number, and
building)
^ CONFIDENTIAL
LING `AND RECORD SHEET
Deputy Director of Logistics
Assistant General
Counsel/0L
Legislative Counsel
221 East Bldg.
40ed 42-
OFFICER'S
INITIALS
(j~ SECRET
COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom
to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.)
A recommended revision of
Section 7.(a)(1+) was hand-
carried to Ir. L. R. Houston
2 January 1962.
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