Ethics Commitments by Executive Branch Appointees
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required covered executive-branch appointees and trade negotiators to sign post-employment ethics pledges; EO 13184 later ended those commitments.
EO 12834 through EO 13197: 363 extended evidence reviews and 1 index records awaiting order-specific implementation and legal research.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required covered executive-branch appointees and trade negotiators to sign post-employment ethics pledges; EO 13184 later ended those commitments.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established the National Economic Council in the Executive Office of the President to coordinate economic policy, advise the President and monitor implementation.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Revoked two 1992 contracting orders concerning union-fee notices and project labor agreements; successor orders in 2001 reversed that action for their respective subjects.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to reduce administrative costs against a fiscal 1993 baseline over a multi-year budget period, with OMB overseeing implementation.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required agencies to terminate at least one-third of their non-statutory advisory committees and tightened review of proposed committees.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed covered agencies to reduce civilian full-time-equivalent positions by at least four percent over fiscal years 1993–1995, with senior-position targets.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Temporarily extended peaceful nuclear cooperation with EURATOM through March 10, 1994; EO 12903 supplied the next extension.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Amended EO 12154’s assignment of positions to Executive Schedule levels IV and V, changing the Commissioner on Aging and related entries.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Designated the International Development Law Institute as a public international organization eligible for specified privileges, exemptions and immunities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to reduce federal procurement and use of ozone-depleting substances; EO 13148 later revoked it while establishing a broader environmental-management framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed federal agencies to accelerate purchases of alternative-fuel vehicles and coordinate fuel infrastructure; EO 13031 later replaced the order.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required federal purchases of qualifying computers, monitors and printers to meet EPA Energy Star standards; EO 13123 later revoked it.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded sanctions involving Serbia, Montenegro and Bosnian Serb-controlled areas under United Nations measures; EO 13304 later ended the emergency and revoked it.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the border facilities for which the Secretary of State could receive presidential-permit applications; EO 13867 later revoked the underlying EO 11423 framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed the federal homelessness council and member agencies to prepare one coordinated plan addressing programs and longer-term prevention within nine months.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Implemented reciprocal purchasing treatment for procurement covered by a 1993 U.S.–European Community agreement, subject to listed agencies, thresholds and exceptions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set human-rights and other conditions for the Secretary of State’s 1994 recommendation on China’s most-favored-nation trade status; that decision period ended.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Delegated presidential sanctions, export-control, procurement and reporting functions under several nonproliferation statutes; later orders continued and amended the framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a public-private presidential advisory council to develop a national sustainable-development strategy; EO 13138 later revoked the framework as completed.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded blocking and transaction restrictions involving Haiti’s de facto regime under United Nations measures; EO 12932 later terminated the emergency and revoked it.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Assigned State, Treasury and Commerce responsibilities for implementing the Cuban Democracy Act; official sanctions materials continue to list the order.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Moved administrative support for the President’s Council on Sustainable Development to the Interior Department; EO 13138 later revoked the council’s order as completed.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Applied community right-to-know reporting and pollution-prevention goals to covered federal facilities; EO 13148 later revoked and replaced it.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created fiscal 1994–1997 direct-spending targets, annual OMB review and a presidential response process for projected overages; the order later expired.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a Treasury accounting mechanism to track the projected deficit reduction from the 1993 budget law through fiscal 1998; the scheduled period ended.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established the Domestic Policy Council to coordinate policy development, presidential advice and implementation across executive agencies; later orders amended its membership.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Added three presidential offices to CFIUS membership under EO 11858; EO 13456 later rewrote that order after statutory reform.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to eliminate at least half of civilian internal management regulations not required by law within three years; the deadline passed in 1996.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed public-facing agencies to identify customers, survey service needs, publish standards, benchmark performance and address complaints.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established presidential intelligence-advisory and oversight boards with reporting and access functions; EO 13462 later replaced and revoked it.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a Commerce advisory council on national information infrastructure policy; EO 13062 later identified its work as completed and revoked the order.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Prohibited specified arms and petroleum transactions involving UNITA and declared a national emergency; EO 13298 terminated the emergency and revoked the order.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established government-wide regulatory principles, planning and OIRA review for significant agency actions; the framework remains in current official use with later modifications.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Revoked EO 12730 and rescinded its export-control emergency after Congress extended the Export Administration Act, while preserving existing controls and liabilities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Authorized Commerce, consulting with State, to regulate U.S.-person participation in weapons-of-mass-destruction proliferation activities; later orders consolidated the broader framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Continued ten presidential advisory committees and reestablished a science-and-technology council through September 1995; EO 12974 superseded it.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established the interagency Trade Promotion Coordinating Committee to coordinate export assistance and produce a government-wide strategy; Commerce continues to operate the committee.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a National Partnership Council and directed covered agencies to form labor-management partnerships; EO 13203 dissolved the council and revoked the order.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Blocked property of persons identified with obstruction or violence in Haiti and prohibited evasion; EO 12932 revoked the order when the elected government returned.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed federal waste prevention, recycling and procurement of recovered-material products; EO 13101 replaced the program and expressly revoked the order.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created the first statutory emergency board for a Long Island Rail Road labor dispute; the board reported and ended, and EO 12899 later created a second board.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required consultation on unfunded mandates and faster consideration of eligible waiver requests; EO 13132 later replaced the federalism framework and revoked it.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an HBCU advisory board and government-wide planning and reporting duties; EO 13256 revoked it and established a successor initiative.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Moved the lead for relations with the freely associated states to State and revised interagency support under EO 12569; later compact legislation changed the wider framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a temporary bipartisan commission to examine long-term entitlement financing; the body completed its work and EO 12974 revoked the order as amended.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set the order for specified Navy officials to act temporarily as Secretary; current U.S. Code notes continue to list EO 12879.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed ONDCP coordination, budget review, international policy and performance measurement; ONDCP still identifies the order among its governing authorities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established the cabinet-level National Science and Technology Council to coordinate policy and federal research budgets; the council remains active.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a non-federal presidential science advisory committee to support the President and NSTC; EO 13226 later revoked it.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Delegated to the President’s Pay Agent the authority to extend locality pay to eligible non-General Schedule positions; OPM still describes the amended order as governing.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Allocated FREEDOM Support Act determinations, reports and assistance functions among State, the statutory coordinator and program agencies; EO 13118 later reorganized part of the delegation.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended the deadline for issuing the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual to June 30, 1994; the deadline passed and the program later moved to a codified rule.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set uniformed-service basic pay and subsistence and quarters allowances for 1994; later statutes and annual schedules replaced those rates.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the Bipartisan Commission on Entitlement Reform from 30 to 32 members and increased presidential appointments; EO 12974 later revoked the amended framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Revised military-justice procedure, evidence and offense explanations in the 1984 Manual for Courts-Martial; later editions and executive orders superseded the operative text.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Implemented NAFTA secretariat, panels, safeguards, regulatory notice and procurement treatment; the USMCA later replaced NAFTA and displaced the order’s agreement-specific framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Raised the National Information Infrastructure advisory council’s membership cap from 25 to 30; EO 13062 later revoked the amended council framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an independent advisory review of federally sponsored human radiation experiments and public remedies; the committee reported in 1995 and the order was revoked after completion.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed housing-related federal programs to affirmatively further fair housing, coordinated by HUD, and created enforcement and reporting machinery that remains officially codified.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required benefit-cost, life-cycle, maintenance, demand-management and performance analysis for federal infrastructure spending; later program law controls individual investments.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Designated the North Pacific Marine Science Organization, known as PICES, for statutory privileges and immunities in the United States; the organization remains active.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Designated the North Pacific Anadromous Fish Commission for statutory privileges and immunities in the United States; the commission still coordinates salmon conservation.
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.
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Blocked funds tied to Haiti’s military-backed regime and restricted Haiti-linked air traffic while preserving scheduled passenger service.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set United States priorities, representation, transparency, state consultation and funding for NAFTA’s environmental commission.
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
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
Implemented the 1994 UN arms embargo on Rwanda and delegated future UN-mandated arms-embargo administration to State and Commerce.
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
Cut most payments, transfers and exports to Haiti while preserving humanitarian, family and informational exceptions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Raised the National Information Infrastructure advisory council’s membership ceiling from 30 to 37.
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
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
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
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
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
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 agencies to pursue lawful contracting participation by disadvantaged small businesses, HBCUs and minority institutions and strengthened senior accountability.
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
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
Directed agencies to simplify procurement, emphasize best value and commercial items, professionalize the workforce and measure acquisition performance.
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
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
Blocked Bosnian Serb-controlled property and prohibited trade and services with controlled areas; the program was later terminated.
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
Updated evidence production, protective orders, reconsideration, sentencing evidence, forfeitures, capital factors and punitive provisions in the military-justice manual.
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
Declared a worldwide WMD-proliferation emergency, imposed export and procurement consequences and authorized sanctions; later orders broadened the framework.
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
Placed specified Agriculture state directors in Schedule C after departmental reorganization, excluding those policy roles from the competitive service.
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
Added the Administration for Native Americans Commissioner to Level V of the Executive Schedule under temporary presidential designation authority.
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
Set 1995 civilian, judicial, congressional, executive and uniformed-service pay and allowance schedules, replacing the 1993 and 1994 pay orders.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the leadership of the President’s Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities from four to six vice chairs and modernized its wording.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a five-member bipartisan board to assess conventional-arms proliferation and recommend changes in United States transfer policy.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Blocked property and prohibited transactions involving named foreign terrorists threatening the Middle East peace process; a later order consolidated the program.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended the deadline for agencies to submit environmental-justice strategies from February to March 24, 1995.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Delegated presidential functions for approving and certifying foreign-intelligence physical searches under FISA.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a three-member Railway Labor Act board to investigate Metro-North bargaining disputes and imposed a temporary status quo.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Declassified early satellite reconnaissance imagery for public and scientific use and established review of other obsolete systems.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Added the International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers to the unions covered by the Metro-North emergency board.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required federal agencies and uniformed services to support wage withholding, legal process, parent location and enforcement of child and medical support.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Sought to bar federal contracts with employers that permanently replaced lawful strikers; the courts held the procurement policy pre-empted by federal labor law.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended legacy nuclear cooperation with EURATOM through the end of 1995 while a replacement agreement was completed.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Designated the US-Israel BIRD Foundation as a public international organization entitled to statutory privileges, exemptions and immunities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Declared the 1995 Iran national emergency and prohibited United States involvement in development of Iranian petroleum resources.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Rebuilt the executive classification system with stricter classification standards, automatic declassification and public-interest review; a successor order now controls.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the 1995 Iran emergency into a broad embargo on trade, investment, financing and facilitation by United States persons.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Updated military rehearing sentence limits, witness-production rules, privilege and several punitive provisions in the 1984 Manual for Courts-Martial.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an independent committee to review research, medical treatment and government coordination concerning Gulf War veterans’ illnesses.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed federal agencies to improve aquatic habitat and recreational fishing opportunities while preserving conservation and other legal duties.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS to advise on prevention, research, treatment and services; the council continues under later amendments.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a temporary presidential commission to assess United States trade and investment policy toward the Asia-Pacific region and recommend ways to expand market access.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended the President’s Council on Sustainable Development through June 29, 1997 while leaving its advisory mission intact.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed the Defense Secretary to provide life-saving disaster assistance abroad under statutory safeguards and in coordination with the State Department and USAID.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a second emergency board to investigate unresolved Metro-North commuter-rail labor disputes and choose between the parties’ final offers.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established government-wide eligibility, due-process and reciprocity rules for federal employees and others who need access to classified information.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Used federal contracting policy to encourage covered facilities to report toxic chemical releases under community right-to-know requirements.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended the United States Advisory Council on the National Information Infrastructure through June 1, 1996.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the statutory privileges available to INTERPOL in the United States, including customs-related treatment, while preserving specified exceptions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded EO 12958’s definition of an agency so its classification rules covered any executive-branch entity possessing classified information.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended the “Super 301” trade-barrier identification and reporting process for two additional annual cycles in 1996 and 1997.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Continued 15 presidential advisory committees through September 1997, delegated their administrative oversight and closed two completed bodies.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required federal agencies to review human-subject protections and created a national commission to advise on research ethics and genetic information.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed covered government corporations to disclose senior-executive pay practices and submit unusually large bonuses for OMB review.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a permanent interagency body to set and oversee security standards for nonmilitary federal facilities after the Oklahoma City bombing.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Declared a national emergency over Colombia-centered narcotics trafficking and blocked property and transactions of designated traffickers and supporters.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required executive agencies to offer a fast, inexpensive internal process for bidders to protest federal procurement decisions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the President’s Council on Sustainable Development from 25 to 29 members.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established deadlines and an interagency escalation process for reviewing dual-use export license applications.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Authorized activation of Selected Reserve units and members to augment United States forces for operations in and around former Yugoslavia.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Added federal manager representatives and a progress report to the National Partnership Council’s labor-management program.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set 1996 federal civilian salary schedules, military basic pay and related allowances under annual statutory adjustment authorities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created the Armed Forces Service Medal for significant United States operations involving no foreign armed opposition or imminent hostile action.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended selected statutory privileges to the International Union for Conservation of Nature while withholding immunity from suit and several related protections.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded representation on the Commission on United States-Pacific Trade and Investment Policy and adjusted its appointment structure.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set executive-branch practices for civil litigation, alternative dispute resolution, regulatory drafting and administrative adjudication.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Linked federal contracting to employment-eligibility compliance; a 2008 amendment converted it into the current contractor E-Verify framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Amended the 1996 pay order to revise specified uniformed-service pay and allowance schedules.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Added the Small Business Administration’s leader to the President’s Export Council to strengthen small-business input on trade policy.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a Cabinet-level council to coordinate national drug-control policy and resolve interagency differences.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an executive process for reviewing noncriminal misconduct allegations against Inspectors General; Congress later replaced it with a statutory system.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Continued and expanded the presidential committee now known as the President’s Committee for People with Intellectual Disabilities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Revised federal recycled-paper purchasing standards to support paper mills’ use of recovered material.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Defined conservation as the refuge system’s mission and identified compatible wildlife-dependent recreation as priority public uses.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Designated the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization for statutory privileges supporting implementation of the 1994 US–North Korea Agreed Framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Reserved the President’s ability to designate a legally eligible acting Commerce Secretary outside the existing succession order.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Streamlined transfer of excess federal computers to schools and educational nonprofits and encouraged federal technical volunteers.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established an updated order for Defense officials to act as Secretary when the Secretary and Deputy Secretary were unavailable.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an emergency board to investigate a national freight-rail dispute involving Transportation Communications International Union employees.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Ended the Vietnam combat-zone designation for federal tax purposes after United States military involvement had long ceased.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an emergency board for national freight-rail disputes involving Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees workers.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a temporary emergency board to investigate unresolved national rail disputes involving machinists, electrical workers and sheet-metal workers.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed development of federal procurement incentives for businesses employing residents of economically distressed communities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Gave historic properties in central-city historic districts first consideration when federal agencies choose space and facilities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed federal land agencies to accommodate ceremonial access to Indian sacred sites and avoid harming their physical integrity where practicable and lawful.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Transferred the lead role for international narcotics-control policy under EO 12880 from the State Department to the Office of National Drug Control Policy.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the maximum appointed membership of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS from 30 to 35.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a presidential commission and FBI-led task force to assess threats to eight critical infrastructure sectors and recommend a national protection strategy.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Organized government-wide IT capital planning, strengthened agency chief information officers and created coordinating councils and a services board.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a temporary emergency board for a SEPTA dispute with locomotive engineers that threatened commuter rail service in the Philadelphia region.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the Armed Forces Reserve Medal beyond long service to recognize qualifying mobilization and voluntary operational service after August 1, 1990.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Updated presidential delegations for unofficial United States relations with Taiwan and formally recognized TECRO as Taiwan’s designated instrumentality.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a Vice President-led commission to recommend a national strategy for aviation safety, security and air-traffic control.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Allowed federal natural-resource trustees to use specified CERCLA enforcement and settlement powers for releases affecting resources or facilities under their responsibility.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a bipartisan health-care commission whose work produced a consumer bill of rights and a national quality-improvement strategy.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the National Bioethics Advisory Commission from 15 to 18 members.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed Treasury and HHS to use federal-payment offsets and coordinated data to collect past-due child support referred by states and tribes.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required interagency majority votes and specified appeals for certain commercial satellite and aircraft-engine technologies moved to Commerce licensing.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a federal initiative to improve tribal colleges’ access to programs, resources, institutional support and culturally grounded education.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Transferred Midway from Navy to Interior, dissolved its defensive sea and airspace reservations and directed administration as a national wildlife refuge.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Renamed the President’s Council on Counter-Narcotics as the President’s Drug Policy Council and added seven Cabinet and White House officials as permanent members.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Allowed qualifying cooperative-education students to receive term appointments and later convert noncompetitively to permanent competitive-service positions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required an outside-government chair, enlarged the steering committee and raised the critical-infrastructure commission to 15 members.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Moved selected encryption products from State to Commerce controls while preserving national-security review and adding Justice Department participation.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created the second statutory emergency board in the SEPTA–locomotive engineers dispute after the first board did not produce settlement.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Added 1996 debt-reduction authorities to the Enterprise for the Americas delegation and environmental-fund consultation process.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended agreed legal privileges and immunities in the United States to specified Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe institutions and personnel.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Delegated additional antiterrorism, foreign-assistance restriction and arms-export-control functions to the Secretary of State.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to meet statutory alternative-fuel vehicle acquisition targets, use alternative fuels where practicable and report fleet performance.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended the Pacific trade commission’s final-report deadline from December 31, 1996 to February 28, 1997.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set 1997 pay schedules for federal employees, senior executives, judges, uniformed services and locality payments.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended the Gulf War veterans’ illnesses advisory committee to review exposure investigations and the government’s response to its recommendations.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an outside expert committee to assess federal high-performance computing, information-technology research and the Next Generation Internet.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a temporary emergency board after an American Airlines pilots’ dispute threatened substantially to interrupt interstate commerce.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a bipartisan commission to examine whether and how the federal budget should distinguish capital investment from other spending.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an advisory committee to recommend how digital television broadcasters should meet public-interest responsibilities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Excluded the Naval Special Warfare Development Group from the federal collective-bargaining program on national-security grounds.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the health-care quality commission from 20 to 32 members and revised its preliminary and final reporting deadlines.
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
Applied defined international-organization privileges and immunities to the WTO in the United States, subject to express limits.
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
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 agencies to prioritize environmental health and safety risks that may disproportionately affect children and to analyze covered major rules.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended the National Bioethics Advisory Commission’s termination date to October 3, 1999.
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
Created an interagency council to spread better administrative practices and coordinate government-wide management initiatives.
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 a seven-member outside advisory board to support a national dialogue and recommend approaches to racial reconciliation.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an internal Treasury management board to oversee IRS operations, modernization, customer service, budgeting and performance.
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
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
Allowed a narrow noncompetitive appointment route for qualifying family members who worked for the American Institute in Taiwan.
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
Raised the maximum membership of the health-care quality advisory commission from 32 to 34.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed coordinated federal action to improve Lake Tahoe’s water quality, forests, transportation and environmental restoration.
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
Consolidated and clarified broad restrictions on trade, investment and financial dealings with Iran.
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
Created a voluntary program to coordinate existing federal help for community-led river restoration, economic revitalization and heritage preservation.
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
Removed the PBGC Executive Director position from Level V of the Executive Schedule.
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
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 Commission to Study Capital Budgeting from 11 to no more than 20 members and removed an early reporting deadline.
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
Closed executive departments and agencies on December 26, 1997, subject to agency-head exceptions for public reasons.
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
Changed the Intelligence Oversight Board’s membership and reporting rules within the President’s intelligence advisory framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set federal civilian, executive, judicial and uniformed-service pay schedules for the 1998 pay cycle.
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
Directed federal agencies to prepare for the year 2000 date change and created a presidential coordination council.
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
Created an independent advisory board to review Defense Department investigations of possible Gulf War chemical and biological exposures.
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
Moved two sunset dates for the critical-infrastructure advisory committee from March to September 1998.
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
Waived Trade Act sections restricting normal trade treatment for Vietnam after the required presidential report to Congress.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established a temporary committee to review community nominations for American Heritage Rivers.
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
Added a Joint Staff member to the US membership of the Joint Mexican–United States Defense Commission.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set 1998 federalism review and consultation criteria for agencies; it was suspended and then replaced.
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 up an interagency committee to oversee the privatized US Enrichment Corporation and the US–Russia weapons-uranium agreement.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Revised court-martial rules on pretrial confinement, competence, contempt, appeals, sentencing, forfeitures and several military offenses.
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
Blocked specified Yugoslav, Serbian and Montenegrin government property and barred new US investment in Serbia during the Kosovo crisis.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed federal agencies to protect coral reefs and created an interagency task force for mapping, research and conservation.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a temporary commission to recommend ways to recognize and present women’s contributions to American history.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Updated presidential delegations to State and Defense for arms-export notifications, licensing reports and foreign-assistance reporting.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Renamed a federal technology advisory committee as PITAC and raised its permitted nonfederal membership from 25 to 30.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Raised the American Heritage Rivers designation ceiling from ten to up to twenty and changed the matching advisory provision.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Revised the 1994 weapons-proliferation order’s sanctions for designated foreign persons.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Suspended Clinton’s earlier federalism order while the administration consulted state and local officials.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an interagency education initiative focused on academic achievement, school readiness, language and culture, technology, teacher recruitment and safe schools.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Designated the Interparliamentary Union as a public international organization entitled to specified US legal privileges and immunities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Blocked UNITA property and restricted transactions involving designated Angolan areas, diamonds, mining equipment, vehicles and watercraft.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Updated the 1995 Middle East peace-process sanctions order, renamed its annex and added Usama bin Ladin, al-Qaida and two other people.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a presidential council to coordinate federal food-safety planning, budgets, research and cooperation with state, local and tribal partners.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed federal agencies to reduce waste and favor recycled and environmentally preferable purchasing.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Moved the digital-television public-interest advisory committee’s final reporting deadline to December 31, 1998.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required agencies to use lawful software and set procedures, performance measures and staff training to support compliance.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended the planned sunset of the President’s Board of Advisors on Tribal Colleges and Universities to September 1999.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Opened a six-month opportunity for certain Foreign Service and CIA retirement-system members to elect newer systems.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set 1999 federal pay schedules and updated a delegation for administering locality pay.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to account for U.S. human-rights treaty obligations and coordinated implementation, reporting and training.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Moved the capital-budget commission’s report deadline to February 1, 1999 and its end date to September 30, 1999.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Excused most federal executive-branch staff for the last half of Christmas Eve 1998, with essential-office exceptions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an Archivist-led group to identify, declassify and open U.S. Nazi war-crimes records under the 1998 disclosure law.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set federal training-technology recommendations and created a separate advisory committee; OPM later piloted Individual Learning Accounts.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created the National Invasive Species Council and directed agencies to prevent introductions, control established species, restore habitats and coordinate a national plan.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Added statutory Next Generation Internet duties to PITAC and extended its scheduled life to February 2001.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Moved the planned sunset of the President’s Council on Sustainable Development from February to June 1999.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a temporary interagency review of Coast Guard roles, especially deepwater missions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required USTR to identify major foreign trade barriers and discriminatory procurement practices for 1999, 2000 and 2001 and pursue unresolved cases.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Removed the abolished Arms Control and Disarmament Agency from the interagency voting and escalation process for dual-use export licenses.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Reassigned foreign-assistance delegations and funding responsibilities as agencies were reorganized under the 1998 law.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Designated specified former-Yugoslavia locations and adjacent waters for federal combat-zone tax purposes, beginning March 24, 1999.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Authorized activation of Selected Reserve units and designated essential Individual Ready Reserve members for Kosovo operations.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the 1998 Kosovo-related Yugoslavia sanctions, including government-property blocking and trade restrictions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed a cabinet-level task force to coordinate existing federal economic-development work with Southwest Border communities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set federal facility energy, greenhouse-gas and renewable-energy management goals, later revoked in 2007.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended competitive-status eligibility to qualifying federal employees with psychiatric disabilities after satisfactory excepted-service work.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a federal commission and agency initiative on Asian American and Pacific Islander participation in federal programs.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established a federal procurement policy and product list for goods suspected of being made with forced or indentured child labor.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Added a GSA Information Coordination Center for federal and public-private Year 2000 readiness and recovery coordination.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Assigned federal responsibilities for implementing the Chemical Weapons Convention and its 1998 implementing statute.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Declared a Taliban-related emergency and blocked Taliban property and specified transactions during 1999–2002.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an advisory council of private-sector experts on threats to critical infrastructure.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Added the 1998 Tropical Forest Conservation Act to Enterprise for the Americas debt-reduction delegations and board duties.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Requires agencies to respect federalism principles, consult state and local officials and assess policies that significantly affect states.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an Attorney General-led working group to assess online crime laws, investigative needs and prevention while protecting privacy and civil liberties.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed interagency planning and research coordination for biobased products and bioenergy.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Added the Assistant to the President for Economic Policy to the ILO advisory committee’s federal membership.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Moved a women’s-history commission report deadline from March 1999 to December 2000.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Revised the National Bioethics Advisory Commission’s membership rules and extended its sunset to October 2001.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Continued a group of presidential advisory committees and recorded changes or revocations for several earlier bodies.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set strict consent, notice, review and presidential-waiver rules for investigational or unapproved-use medical products in military operations.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Changed court-martial procedure, evidence and offenses, including rules for child testimony and psychotherapist records.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Made written environmental review a regular part of developing major US trade agreements and required public participation.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended automatic-declassification deadlines and formally placed the Information Security Oversight Office within the National Archives.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Updated Coast Guard titles and the chain of command for enforcing federal port-security regulations.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Implemented the January 2000 statutory pay adjustment for civilian federal employees and senior officials.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Prohibited covered federal employment decisions and information practices based on protected genetic information.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an interagency council to recommend recovery and flood-protection actions for Princeville; its report was submitted in August 2000.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established a temporary commission to recommend complementary and alternative medicine policy.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set environmental-management and pollution-reduction goals for federal facilities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set federal fleet petroleum and fuel-economy goals for fiscal 2005; EO 13423 revoked it in 2007.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to offer eligible National Capital Region employees tax-free transit and vanpool benefits, subject to tax-law limits.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set up interagency coordination for sharing disaster information at home and with foreign partners.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Amended federal equal-employment policy to include parental status; later executive changes require separate review.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed the Education Department to target technical assistance, accountability and grant support toward low-performing public schools.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established the Kosovo Campaign Medal for qualifying service in operations connected with Kosovo.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Limited specified Trade Act actions against qualifying sub-Saharan African policies that expanded HIV-medicine access.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Changed the National Partnership Council membership from two agency-wide leaders to three; the parent order was revoked in 2001.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to pursue the statutory five-percent contracting goal and expand access for women-owned small businesses.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed federal coordination and an inventory of marine protected areas; it did not designate new sites by itself.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Protected a narrow stream of Russian uranium-agreement payments from attachment or garnishment.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required equal opportunity across education and training programs conducted directly by federal executive agencies.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established the nation’s highest federal award for extraordinary valor by public safety officers.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a federal career-intern route using time-limited Schedule B appointments and training.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to expand recruitment, hiring, advancement and accommodation for people with disabilities, aiming at 100,000 hires over five years.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required every executive agency to adopt written procedures for handling disability-accommodation requests.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an interagency sports-doping task force and authorized the ONDCP Director to represent the US Government on WADA’s board.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required federal agencies and federally assisted programs to improve meaningful access for people with limited English proficiency.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the White House complementary and alternative medicine commission from 15 to 20 members.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a presidential commission to recommend economic-development help for tobacco-dependent communities while protecting public health.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Coordinated help for small exporters and faster outreach to workers displaced by import competition.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to expand outreach, subcontracting and procurement opportunities for small disadvantaged and minority-owned businesses.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to improve recruitment, career development and representation of Hispanic Americans in the federal workforce.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the federal disability-employment task force to address education, health, transition and work outcomes for young people.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an interagency task force to coordinate federal economic-development work in California’s Central San Joaquin Valley.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a temporary commission to recommend how workers and communities could adapt to technological and economic change.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required meaningful consultation with Tribal officials on federal policies that have Tribal implications.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to prepare for the 2000–2001 transfer of executive power and create an interagency transition council.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established the statutory defense-offsets commission and a presidential council to examine offsets in commercial trade.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created a coral-reef ecosystem reserve around the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands and directed sanctuary designation work.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Allocated agency duties for implementing compensation and medical benefits for nuclear-weapons workers with occupational illnesses.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed FAA to create a performance-based organization for air-traffic services led by a chief operating officer.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Restricted federal reuse of protected health information obtained in health-oversight investigations.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Set January 2001 pay rates for federal civilian employees, senior officials, judges and uniformed services.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Created an interagency task force to clarify constitutionally permissible options for Puerto Rico’s political status.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Revoked the Clinton administration’s 1993 appointee ethics pledge at the end of the administration.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to reduce unnecessary research-administration burdens and strengthen the federal partnership with universities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required federal agencies to integrate migratory-bird conservation into actions likely to affect bird populations.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Proposed a public-private presidential board to promote employment and entrepreneurship for people with disabilities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Extended the Advisory Committee on Expanding Training Opportunities to January 11, 2003.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Formalized an OMB-led interagency task force to support District finances, services, growth and home rule.
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
Allocated executive responsibilities for implementing African and Caribbean trade-preference programs.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Lifted broad sanctions on the new Yugoslav government while retaining restrictions on Milošević and associated persons.
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
Banned imports of rough diamonds from Sierra Leone that lacked government certificates during the civil-war emergency.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to improve trail networks, public access, partnerships and links between communities and open space.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Finalized the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands reserve boundaries, preservation areas and conservation restrictions.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Strengthened OPM oversight of delegated personnel authority and required government-wide workforce information systems.