EXEMPTION OBTAINED FROM SENATE VERSION OF LEAVE DONATION BILLS.

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• Sequence Number: 34
• Publication Date: April 28, 1988
• Content Type: MEMO

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Administration
FROM:
Director of Personnel
Congressional Affairs
SUBJECt: Exemption Obtained from Senate Version of
Leave Donation Bills.
1. I spoke with Denise Boerman, staffer on the Senate
Subcommittee on Federal Services, Post Office and Civil Service
about Agency problems with S.1595 (Federal Employees Leave
Donation Act) and S. 2140 (Federal Employees Leave Bank Act).
2. I explained that while we could live with the
provisions in S. 2140 we have serious problems with S.1595.
The latter bill, which would require interagency leave
transfers, would complicate Agency cover arrangements and,
because the bill required certain reports to OPM, jeprodize
sensitive personnel information.
3. She informed me that the Subcommittee intended to
combine both bills and set up a person to person leave donation
program and mandate 3 experimental leave bank programs. She
also informed me she was aware of the exemption we had obtained
to the House version. I explained that combining the two bills
still created a problem and that we were looking for relief
similiar to that provided by the House. She indicated that she
would have to talk with her staff director, Ed Gleiman, before
she could agree to any changes.
4. She called me back later to say that she and Gleiman
had agreed that the Agency had a valid case. She and Gleiman
will use the same exemption in the combined bill that we worked
out on the House side. In effect this language will permit the
CIA and other Community Agencies to establish their own
intra-agency person to person leave donation program without
reporting requirements to OPM. However, we will not be able to
establish a leave bank since the combined bill will establish
only three experimental bank programs. These programs must be
authorized by OPM.
5. We now have exemptions in both House and Senate
versions, leaving us fully protected.
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