Executive Order 13889: Continuance of Certain Federal Advisory Committees

President: Donald J. Trump

Extended the life of named federal advisory committees and adjusted their administration.

Status: Superseded. Is Executive Order 13889 still in effect? No. Executive Order 13889 was superseded. See Federal Register record.

What does Executive Order 13889 do?

The order continued a specified list of advisory committees beyond their scheduled expiration and assigned administrative responsibility. It did not extend every federal advisory body.

Evidence reviewed September 26, 2026: The specified committees were continued by the order; EO 14031 later superseded this framework. The successor order controls its own precise scope. The linked Federal Register text establishes the order’s directions; contextual agency links do not by themselves establish implementation.

Administration position: The stated directions and policy are summarized from the signed order. See the official text for its precise legal terms.
SignedSeptember 27, 2019
IssuerPresident Donald J. Trump
TermFirst presidential term

Before and after

Before the order

The order addressed continuance of certain federal advisory committees. The prior legal and administrative context is identified in its linked full text; this review does not assume every prior policy was displaced.

After the order

The specified committees were continued by the order; EO 14031 later superseded this framework. The successor order controls its own precise scope.

Who had to do what

Agency / officeActionTiming / position
Federal agencies named in the signed orderContinued selected federal advisory committees past scheduled termination dates and changed administrative arrangements. It did not extend every committee in government.See the official text for precise duties and deadlines

What happened next

EO 13889 signed. The Federal Register published it October 2, 2019.

Extended evidence reviewed against linked official sources.