Amending Executive Orders 13389 and 13390

2008-04-23Executive Order 13463
Signed by: George W. Bush
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Headline: Amends Two Executive Orders, Changes Office Name and Deadline

What it does: The order amends two prior executive orders by changing a named office, adjusting wording, and setting expiration dates to February 28, 2009.

Real World Impact:
  • Renames the office from 'Economic Policy' to 'Homeland Security and Counterterrorism'.
  • Replaces three-year language with a fixed February 28, 2009 expiration date.
  • Edits wording and punctuation in a subsection, slightly altering the text.
Topics: government administration, homeland security, executive orders, administrative deadlines

Summary

This order amends two earlier executive orders issued November 1, 2005. It replaces the phrase "Economic Policy" with "Homeland Security and Counterterrorism" in one order.

It also changes language that set a three-year term so the orders instead specify the date February 28, 2009, and it replaces a punctuation mark with the word "and" in one subsection. These changes update the named office and set a specific expiration date.

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