Further Amendment to Executive Order No. 11755
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Updated statutory references and exempted micro-purchases from the federal-contract restriction on certain use of nonfederal prison labor.
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Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Updated statutory references and exempted micro-purchases from the federal-contract restriction on certain use of nonfederal prison labor.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Added the Administration for Native Americans Commissioner to Level V of the Executive Schedule under temporary presidential designation authority.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Adopted minimum seismic assessment and mitigation standards for existing federal buildings and required inventories, cost estimates, technical support and reporting.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Placed specified Agriculture state directors in Schedule C after departmental reorganization, excluding those policy roles from the competitive service.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Designated the Persian Gulf conflict period for expedited naturalization under 8 U.S.C. § 1440; qualifying veterans may still use the statutory route.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Declared a worldwide WMD-proliferation emergency, imposed export and procurement consequences and authorized sanctions; later orders broadened the framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Declassified large groups of World War II and later military and civilian records and directed public access within 30 days, subject to non-national-security FOIA exemptions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Updated evidence production, protective orders, reconsideration, sentencing evidence, forfeitures, capital factors and punitive provisions in the military-justice manual.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Removed enemy-operations language from two field-duty provisions, narrowing when military members are denied travel and transportation allowances.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Blocked Bosnian Serb-controlled property and prohibited trade and services with controlled areas; the program was later terminated.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required successor building-service contractors to offer qualified predecessor employees a right of first refusal; the policy was revoked in 2001.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Ended the Haiti emergency after restoration of elected government and revoked the principal sanctions orders while preserving earlier liabilities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to simplify procurement, emphasize best value and commercial items, professionalize the workforce and measure acquisition performance.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Continued Commerce controls on U.S. participation in weapons proliferation after an earlier order; EO 12938 consolidated its authority weeks later.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Delegated specified presidential naval-reserve approval functions to the Energy Secretary; later legislation sold or transferred major properties.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to pursue lawful contracting participation by disadvantaged small businesses, HBCUs and minority institutions and strengthened senior accountability.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Authorized reserve call-ups for operations to restore Haiti’s civilian government; the operational purpose and individual call-ups were time-limited.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed federal assistance to state voter-registration agencies and procedures at military recruiting offices; later orders changed the federal-agency designation policy.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a three-member emergency board for the Soo Line–United Transportation Union dispute and temporarily barred changes to the parties’ positions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Continued export and antiboycott controls under emergency authority during a lapse in the Export Administration Act; legislation later made the emergency unnecessary.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Temporarily continued export regulations under emergency authority after the Export Administration Act lapsed; a replacement order superseded it seven weeks later.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Blocked property of Haitian nationals resident in Haiti and people covered by earlier orders, with humanitarian exceptions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Raised the National Information Infrastructure advisory council’s membership ceiling from 30 to 37.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Cut most payments, transfers and exports to Haiti while preserving humanitarian, family and informational exceptions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Allocated Defense Production Act powers across agencies and coordinated them through FEMA; a 2012 order replaced the framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Implemented the 1994 UN arms embargo on Rwanda and delegated future UN-mandated arms-embargo administration to State and Commerce.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Restricted Haitian-origin imports, dealings and promotion of exports, and U.S. supply to Haiti, subject to specified exceptions; the order was revoked in October 1994.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Assigned United States representation and delegated finance functions for BECC and NADB; later charter amendments merged the institutions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set United States priorities, representation, transparency, state consultation and funding for NAFTA’s environmental commission.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Blocked funds tied to Haiti’s military-backed regime and restricted Haiti-linked air traffic while preserving scheduled passenger service.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Revoked the Grenada-campaign naturalization order as void from its 1987 date after a court found its geographic limitation exceeded statutory authority.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Moved the Bipartisan Commission on Entitlement Reform’s reporting deadline from May 1 to December 15, 1994; the work ended and the amended framework was later revoked.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Approved the official ONDCP seal and its design, identifying the office’s direct institutional link to the Executive Office of the President.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Closed most executive departments and agencies for President Richard Nixon’s funeral, while allowing essential national-security, defense and public services to remain open.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set temporary succession to the Air Force Secretary, beginning with the Under Secretary; later vacancies law and departmental instruments now govern practical use.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set a temporary succession order for the Army Secretary, beginning with the Under Secretary; later vacancies law and departmental instruments now shape its use.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Raised the Clinton-era President’s Committee of Advisors on Science and Technology from 16 to 19 members; a successor PCAST order later revoked the framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established coordinated federal leadership, metadata, standards, public access and partnerships for geospatial data; the framework continues under later law and amendments.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a broadly representative committee to advise USTR on trade and environmental policy and report on negotiated agreements; the committee remains active.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Granted international-organization privileges to four NAFTA-related bodies; later agreements preserved or reorganized some and displaced the old labor framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended a statutory waiver allowing peaceful nuclear cooperation with Euratom through March 10, 1995 while a modern agreement was negotiated; that temporary period expired.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set 2005 energy-reduction goals, facility audits, conservation projects, financing and reporting across federal property; EO 13123 revoked and replaced it.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed USTR to identify high-value foreign trade barriers and open section 301 investigations for 1994–95, later shifted to 1996–97; those cycles are complete.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a presidential advisory commission and interagency initiative on Hispanic participation and outcomes in federal education programs; a successor order revoked it.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a second three-member emergency board to choose the more reasonable final offer in a Long Island Rail Road labor dispute; the board ended on reporting.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required agencies to identify and address disproportionate health and environmental effects on minority and low-income populations; EO 14173 later revoked it.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Assigned OPM and the Postal Service responsibility for regulations implementing court-ordered commercial garnishment of federal civilian pay; the framework remains in use.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Revoked an obsolete Civil Service Rule after Congress rewrote federal-employee political-activity law; current Hatch Act statutes and regulations now supply the rules.