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George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Established a presidential board to coordinate protection of critical information infrastructure, assigned federal system-security and public-private partnership duties, and continued the National Infrastructure Advisory Council.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Created a 25-member advisory commission and an Education Department initiative to measure and improve Hispanic participation and outcomes in federal education programs.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Changed EO 13045 so the interagency children’s environmental-health task force would exist for six years from October 9, 2001 instead of four years from its first meeting.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Created the White House Office of Homeland Security and Homeland Security Council to coordinate national strategy, intelligence, preparedness, prevention, protection, response and recovery after the September 11 attacks.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Created a nine-member commission to collect evidence and recommend reforms to improve educational outcomes for children with disabilities under federal, state and local programs.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Established a presidential science and technology advisory council of up to 25 members, directed it to advise the President and assist the National Science and Technology Council, and assigned administrative support to OSTP.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Continued 15 named federal advisory committees until September 30, 2003 and updated the membership of the President’s Export Council.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Declared a terrorism-related national emergency, blocked property of listed and later-designated persons, prohibited dealings in blocked property, and delegated designation and licensing functions to State and Treasury.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Invoked statutory reserve-call-up and military-personnel authorities after the September 11 attacks and delegated their use to the Defense and Transportation departments, with Coast Guard functions later transferred to Homeland Security.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Declared a national emergency and continued the Export Administration Regulations and related authorities after the Export Administration Act expired, preventing a lapse in export controls.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Directed executive agencies buying commercial products with standby-power functions to choose models using no more than one watt when practicable and cost-effective, or otherwise the lowest available standby wattage.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Waived the Jackson–Vanik restrictions in sections 402(a) and (b) of the Trade Act for Belarus after the President made the report required for conditional normal trade relations.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Declared a national emergency and blocked property of listed or designated persons connected to extremist violence or obstruction of peace agreements in the Western Balkans.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Created an Office of the 21st Century Workforce in the Labor Department and a presidential advisory council to study technological, demographic and economic change, while coordinating an existing training-technology committee.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Directed six federal agencies, led by HHS, to help states implement Olmstead, review barriers to community-based services, report within 120 days, and enforce Title II of the ADA against unjustified institutionalization.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Renamed EO 13125 to emphasize opportunity and quality of life and extended its President’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders through June 7, 2003.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Extended the President’s Information Technology Advisory Committee to June 1, 2003 and reset member and co-chair terms so the committee could continue advising on federal computing and networking research.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Created a 15-member advisory task force to recommend better coordination, information sharing, resource use and health-care delivery between the Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Expanded the Sierra Leone conflict-diamond emergency by prohibiting direct and indirect imports of all rough diamonds from Liberia, regardless of origin, and barring evasion and conspiracy.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Directed agencies to expedite lawful reviews and permits for energy production, transmission and conservation projects while maintaining safety, public-health and environmental protections, and created a CEQ-led interagency task force.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Requires executive agencies to prepare and publish a Statement of Energy Effects for regulatory actions that are significant under EO 12866 and likely to have a significant adverse energy effect, or that OIRA designates.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Created a 16-member bipartisan advisory commission to recommend Social Security changes within six presidential principles, including voluntary personal retirement accounts and no payroll-tax increase.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Extended the President’s Task Force on Puerto Rico’s Status reporting deadline by three months, from May 1 to August 1, 2001.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Added a case-specific exemption to EO 13202 for construction projects already governed by bid documents, project agreements or labor agreements and already under awarded contracts when EO 13208 was signed.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Amended EO 10000 to remove separate nonforeign cost-of-living rates for employees with commissary privileges, allow less-than-annual surveys and permit gradual rate reductions, implementing terms of the Caraballo settlement.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Revoked EO 12924 and ended its IEEPA emergency because Congress had temporarily renewed the Export Administration Act, while preserving existing export-control rules, licenses and violations under valid authority.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Created Presidential Emergency Board 235 under the Railway Labor Act to investigate the Northwest Airlines–AMFA mechanics dispute and preserve the status quo while the board worked.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Revoked EO 12933, ended its right-of-first-refusal policy for workers on successor public-building service contracts and terminated investigations based on that earlier order.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Revoked EO 12871 and a 1999 memorandum, dissolved the National Partnership Council and ended the government-wide requirement that agencies create labor-management partnerships.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Barred federal agencies and recipients of covered federal construction assistance from requiring or prohibiting project labor agreements, while leaving contractors free to enter them voluntarily.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Required covered federal contracts and subcontracts to include a workplace-notice clause describing employees’ rights concerning union membership and the use of compulsory dues or fees.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Extended the President’s Information Technology Advisory Committee from February 11 to June 1, 2001 so it could continue advising on federal computing and networking research.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Created a White House office to coordinate policy, outreach, regulatory review and public-private work involving faith-based and community organizations.
George W. Bush · 2001–2009
Required Justice, Education, Labor, HHS and HUD to create departmental centers, audit barriers facing faith-based and community social-service providers, propose reforms and report their results.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Strengthened OPM oversight of delegated personnel authority and required government-wide workforce information systems.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Finalized the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands reserve boundaries, preservation areas and conservation restrictions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to improve trail networks, public access, partnerships and links between communities and open space.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Banned imports of rough diamonds from Sierra Leone that lacked government certificates during the civil-war emergency.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed federal agencies to support global tobacco prevention and avoid promoting tobacco exports or weakening legitimate foreign health measures.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Lifted broad sanctions on the new Yugoslav government while retaining restrictions on Milošević and associated persons.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Allocated executive responsibilities for implementing African and Caribbean trade-preference programs.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a temporary presidential commission to examine unequal educational resources and report to the President and Congress by August 31, 2001.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Formalized an OMB-led interagency task force to support District finances, services, growth and home rule.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended the Advisory Committee on Expanding Training Opportunities to January 11, 2003.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Proposed a public-private presidential board to promote employment and entrepreneurship for people with disabilities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required federal agencies to integrate migratory-bird conservation into actions likely to affect bird populations.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to reduce unnecessary research-administration burdens and strengthen the federal partnership with universities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Revoked the Clinton administration’s 1993 appointee ethics pledge at the end of the administration.