These uncertainties and the attendant confusion of the aircraft and pleasure boat operator are compounded even further as a consequence of the varying rates of overtime which inspectors of the different services receive and the varying requirements for reimbursement. This Is true not only of Sundays and holidays but on weekdays during other than normal hours. For example. an immigration inspector is entitled to the same rate of holiday overtime as a customs inspector. but reimbursement is frequently not required. An agriculture inspector would not charge for services. for example on a holiday. if it was a part of his regular administrative workweek. The Public Health Service charges for services in certain instances and waives reimbursement in others. As a result an aircraft or vessel operator. entering the country at a given port would be required to pay overtime if a customs inspector was on duty but frequently would be charged nothing if an immigration inspector was on duty. Mr. President.
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