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George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Amended the federal list of quarantinable diseases to address influenza caused by novel or reemerging viruses with pandemic potential.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Reset salary bands for three Senior Foreign Service classes and revoked the preceding 2004 pay order.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Broadened Vice Presidential Service Badge eligibility to NOAA and Public Health Service commissioned personnel and specified support assignments.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Clarified restrictions on certain donations under two terrorism-related blocking orders.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Refocused the service council on volunteering and the President’s Volunteer Service Award and extended its stated expiry.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Listed eligible OMB officials who could act as Director after the Director and Deputy Director were unable to serve.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Created a presidential advisory panel to recommend options for a simpler, fairer federal tax system.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Set a 2.5% statutory base-pay increase for 2005; OPM reported a 3.5% overall average including locality pay. EO 13393 later superseded it.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Designated the bilateral U.S.–Mexico Border Health Commission under the International Organizations Immunities Act, with a narrow entry and departure privilege.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Established an interagency Committee on Ocean Policy to coordinate federal ocean-related decisions.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Changed courts-martial rules and military evidence provisions, including pretrial delay, public access and expert testimony.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Adjusted protections for the Iraq Development Fund and certain Iraqi property, including protections concerning the Central Bank of Iraq.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Established the Afghanistan and Iraq Campaign Medals and left detailed eligibility rules to the military departments.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Added five FEMA regional directors to a conditional DHS acting-secretary succession list.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Assigned specified HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria foreign-assistance functions under the 2003 leadership statute to federal officers.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Directed agencies to expand federal contracting opportunities for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses through goals and outreach.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Amended EO 13173’s Central San Joaquin Valley task force membership, chair and staffing arrangements.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Assigned specified presidential military appointments, promotions and commission functions to Defense and, for the Coast Guard outside the Navy, Homeland Security.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Terminated the national emergency declared by EO 12543 and revoked the related Libya sanctions orders, preserving earlier liabilities.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Directed agencies to share terrorism information more effectively while applying classification and privacy safeguards.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Changed intelligence-community management duties by amending EO 12333 and assigning coordination responsibilities before the Director of National Intelligence transition.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Established a National Counterterrorism Center to integrate terrorism intelligence and support strategic operational planning.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Established a Justice Department-administered interagency board to advise on civil liberties and privacy in security policy.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Directed five federal departments and EPA to involve local participants in environmental and natural-resource decisions where permitted by law.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Established a second Railway Labor Act emergency board for the SEPTA conductor dispute after the first board’s recommendations were not accepted.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Ended an earlier Iraq national emergency and amended the distinct 2003 Iraq stabilization orders without terminating that separate emergency.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Amended EO 13226 to designate PCAST as the advisory panel required by the nanotechnology research statute.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Blocked specified former Liberian regime property and restricted imports of certain Liberian goods under a national emergency.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Created a DHS-chaired interagency council to address the needs of people with disabilities in emergency preparedness.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Assigned defined presidential waiver, certification and reporting functions to State, Commerce and the U.S. Trade Representative.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Assigned debt-relief and tropical-forest functions to Treasury and State and specified government members of the Enterprise for the Americas Board.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Reordered three assistant administrator offices in the existing EPA acting-administrator succession order.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Closed federal executive agencies on June 11, 2004 in mourning for former President Ronald Reagan, with essential-service exceptions.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Directed Commerce, Veterans Affairs and SBA to create centers for participation by faith-based and community organizations.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Updated the Secretary of Commerce’s delegated NOAA Corps appointment, promotion, retirement and transfer functions to match the 2002 statute.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Created a Great Lakes interagency task force and called for regional collaboration on restoration with states, tribes and other partners.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Established a White House initiative and advisory commission to improve Asian American and Pacific Islander participation in federal programs.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Blocked property of specified Syria-related persons and prohibited certain exports under a declared national emergency.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Delegated review of applications for certain cross-border energy facilities and land transportation crossings, subject to presidential permit authority.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Established federal education efforts for American Indian and Alaska Native students and tribal colleges, with interagency coordination.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Established the National Health Information Technology Coordinator and directed development of a plan for interoperable electronic health information.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Established a three-member emergency board for a SEPTA conductor labor dispute under the Railway Labor Act.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Amended the interagency trafficking-in-persons task force order to implement duties added by the 2003 trafficking reauthorization law.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Superseded EO 13322 and set a retroactive 2.7% General Schedule base increase for 2004; OPM reported a 4.1% overall average including locality pay.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Directed the national-service corporation to review grant and management policies for accountability and volunteering.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Created a federal coordinating council to improve access to transportation for people served by health, disability, employment and other human-service programs.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Directed SBIR and STTR agencies to prioritize manufacturing-related research where law and agency missions allowed.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Created a presidential commission to review U.S. intelligence capabilities concerning weapons of mass destruction and report findings.