Vice President Joe Biden is causing controversy after TIME reported he, at least four Cabinet secretaries, and other Obama administration officials used a lodge in the Grand Tetons for vacations.
The National Park Service is now reviewing its policy for VIP stays at the lakeside vacation lodge; a policy adopted in 1992 restricted the use of the property to official business only.
Biden and a dozen family members spent four August nights at the Brinkerhoff Lodge, built in 1946 and operated by the National Park Service. However, the four-bedroom log cabin is supposed to be restricted to official use like conferences, training or for federal employees participating in park events.
In addition to reviewing compliance with the policy, the National Park Service is also seeking reimbursement where appropriate.
The vice president's office said he was never informed of the official-use policy, and plans to pay $1,200 for the stay once his office receives the bill.
Additional reporting by the Associated Press