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Joint Federal Travel Regulations - Defense Travel Management Office

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Ch 1: General<br />

Part A: Administration and General Procedures<br />

D. <strong>Travel</strong> Not Paid for by the GOV’T<br />

1. The JFTR:<br />

a. Addresses allowances paid/reimbursed by the GOV'T; and<br />

U1000-U1050<br />

b. Does not address travel involving no reimbursement by/expense to the GOV'T (e.g., permissive travel,<br />

travel under a travel authorization but not on public business, return from leave to duty abroad, and<br />

attendance at public ceremonies).<br />

2. A travel authorization permitting travel at the traveler's option, as distinguished from directing travel, may be<br />

issued but does not authorize travel and transportation allowances or reimbursement of any expenses.<br />

E. Separation by Personal Choice<br />

1. Public Health Service (PHS) Member. The Assistant Secretary for Health, or the Secretarial Process may, at<br />

the official's discretion, deny a PHS member any/all travel and transportation allowances if the member resigns/<br />

separates, by personal choice:<br />

a. Before completing 2 years of continuous active duty, or<br />

b. Before completing a period of active duty agreed to in writing, or<br />

c. Without adhering to Service policy regarding separation from the Service or release from active duty.<br />

2. National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Corps Member. The Secretary of Commerce<br />

may, at the Secretary’s discretion, deny a NOAA Corps member any/all travel and transportation allowances if<br />

the member resigns/separates, by personal choice, before completing 3 years of service from the appointment<br />

date in the NOAA Corps.<br />

U1005 PROHIBITION NOT STATED<br />

The JFTR creates the authority for payment of certain allowances. There may be circumstances when travel and<br />

transportation allowances are prohibited and are so stated in JFTR. However, just because a prohibition is not<br />

stated does not mean that an allowance exists or may be authorized (e.g., the philosophy of “It doesn’t say I can’t<br />

therefore I can.” does not apply to JFTR.).<br />

U1015 IMPLEMENTATION<br />

A. Regulatory Authority. Under DoDD 5154. 29 the provisions and subsequent changes to the JFTR are effective<br />

based on PDTATAC regulatory authority.<br />

B. Allowance Implementation. The JFTR requires no further allowances implementation.<br />

Change 306 U1A-2<br />

06/01/12

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