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Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Added sexual orientation to the executive policy barring discrimination in the federal civilian workforce, including civilian Armed Forces employees.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Revised court-martial rules on pretrial confinement, competence, contempt, appeals, sentencing, forfeitures and several military offenses.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set up an interagency committee to oversee the privatized US Enrichment Corporation and the US–Russia weapons-uranium agreement.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required agencies to consult tribal governments on policies with significant tribal effects and to limit unfunded regulatory burdens.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set 1998 federalism review and consultation criteria for agencies; it was suspended and then replaced.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Added a Joint Staff member to the US membership of the Joint Mexican–United States Defense Commission.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended the digital-television public-interest advisory committee’s report deadline from June 1 to December 1, 1998.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established a temporary committee to review community nominations for American Heritage Rivers.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Waived Trade Act sections restricting normal trade treatment for Vietnam after the required presidential report to Congress.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an interagency task force to develop policy for reducing employment barriers faced by adults with disabilities and make the federal government a model employer.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Moved two sunset dates for the critical-infrastructure advisory committee from March to September 1998.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Authorized Defense and, for the Coast Guard, Transportation to call Selected Reserve units and members to active duty for operations in and around Southwest Asia.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an independent advisory board to review Defense Department investigations of possible Gulf War chemical and biological exposures.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Assigned Defense responsibility for deploying and using military forces to protect and evacuate US citizens and designated others from threatened areas overseas.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed federal agencies to prepare for the year 2000 date change and created a presidential coordination council.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created the White House Millennium Council to coordinate and recognize projects marking the turn of the millennium.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set federal civilian, executive, judicial and uniformed-service pay schedules for the 1998 pay cycle.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Changed the Intelligence Oversight Board’s membership and reporting rules within the President’s intelligence advisory framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Closed UNITA offices in the United States and restricted aircraft, aviation services and flights connected to UNITA-controlled access points in Angola.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Closed executive departments and agencies on December 26, 1997, subject to agency-head exceptions for public reasons.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Blocked Sudanese government property and imposed broad trade, finance, transport and services restrictions in response to the government’s conduct.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the Commission to Study Capital Budgeting from 11 to no more than 20 members and removed an early reporting deadline.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Raised the digital-television public-interest advisory committee’s maximum membership from 22 to 25 and permitted co-chairs.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the critical-infrastructure advisory committee from 15 to 20 members and extended report-review bodies and staff through March 1998.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Removed the PBGC Executive Director position from Level V of the Executive Schedule.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Continued fifteen advisory committees through September 1999, retired completed bodies and amended digital-TV and overseas-appointment orders.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a voluntary program to coordinate existing federal help for community-led river restoration, economic revitalization and heritage preservation.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a temporary emergency board to investigate Amtrak’s dispute with maintenance-of-way employees and preserve the status quo.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Consolidated and clarified broad restrictions on trade, investment and financial dealings with Iran.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Generally prohibited tobacco smoking inside executive-branch workplaces and near air intakes, while allowing tightly controlled exceptions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed coordinated federal action to improve Lake Tahoe’s water quality, forests, transportation and environmental restoration.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Raised the maximum membership of the health-care quality advisory commission from 32 to 34.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Made the State Department responsible for coordinating federal international exchange and training programs through an interagency working group and shared information system.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Allowed a narrow noncompetitive appointment route for qualifying family members who worked for the American Institute in Taiwan.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the President’s Council on Sustainable Development to 35 members, shifted administrative support to Energy and extended it to February 1999.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended specified international-organization privileges, exemptions and immunities to Hong Kong Economic and Trade Offices in the United States.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an internal Treasury management board to oversee IRS operations, modernization, customer service, budgeting and performance.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a seven-member outside advisory board to support a national dialogue and recommend approaches to racial reconciliation.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Designated the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons as a public international organization entitled to US statutory privileges and immunities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an interagency council to spread better administrative practices and coordinate government-wide management initiatives.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Declared a national emergency over repression in Burma and prohibited new investment there by United States persons.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended the National Bioethics Advisory Commission’s termination date to October 3, 1999.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required agencies to prioritize environmental health and safety risks that may disproportionately affect children and to analyze covered major rules.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the presidential delegation for Food for Peace and Food for Progress so assistance could be furnished through private entities as well as developing countries.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required seat-belt use by federal employees on official business and in specified federal areas while promoting stronger public safety-belt policies.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Applied defined international-organization privileges and immunities to the WTO in the United States, subject to express limits.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Added economic-policy and science advisers to the critical-infrastructure commission’s principals committee and extended the commission by 90 days.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the health-care quality commission from 20 to 32 members and revised its preliminary and final reporting deadlines.