FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT POLICY MANUAL

esponsibility. At all other activities, the costs will be budgeted
and funded as prescribed in subpar. (c).
(c) Other Naval Activities. In situations of assignment,
reassignment, or termination of assignment to Government
quarters administered by the Department of the Navy (other
than those in subpar. (b)), the costs of handling incident to the
local moves will be funded from the operating budget of the
activity administering the housing funds. In situations of
reassignment between housing units whose funds are
administered by different naval activities, handling costs will
be chargeable to the operating budget of the recipient activity,
i.e., the activity administering the funds of the housing unit to
which the individual is reassigned.
(d) Housing Administered by Other Military Departments. In
situations of assignment, reassignment, or termination of
assignment in which only quarters administered by the other
military departments are involved, the costs associated with
local moves, including the non-temporary storage of household
goods should be charged to the operating funds of the
organization making the quarters assignment, regardless of the
member's military service. The organization that controls the
assignment of quarters must be responsible for funding such
moves regardless of the Service affiliation of the individuals
being assigned.
(e) Local Moves Involving Non-Government Quarters. Under
circumstances where a principal (assigned to either shore or
afloat duty) requires a local move between non-Government
quarters (including rental guarantee and leased housing) and is
entitled to have such a move funded by the Department of the
Navy, such costs will be funded, in descending order of
applicability, from the following activity operating resources:
1. public works center or lead activity as specified in
subpar. (b);
2. nearest shore activity within commuting distance which
administers Defense Family Housing resources;
3. shore activity which normally provides local
Department of the Navy morale/welfare/recreation support
for the principal;
4. shore activity to which the principal is administratively
attached, or
5. fleet command to which the principal is assigned.
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