Restoring State, Tribal, and Local Law Enforcement's Access to Life-Saving Equipment and Resources
Restores State, Tribal, and Local Law Enforcement Access to Life-Saving Equipment
What it does
Federal agencies must stop implementing recommendations from Executive Order 13688 and rescind any rules or policies that implement them.
Real-world impact
- Restores state, tribal, and local law enforcement access to life-saving equipment and resources.
- Federal departments must stop implementing prior recommendations and rescind related policies.
- Implementation subject to applicable law and available appropriations; no new enforceable rights.
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Summary
This order revokes Executive Order 13688 and directs federal departments and agencies to stop following the recommendations issued under that prior order. It tells agencies to cease implementing those recommendations and to rescind any rules, regulations, guidelines, or policies that put them into effect.
The order aims to restore state, tribal, and local law enforcement access to life-saving equipment and resources. It also says implementation must follow applicable law, depends on available funding, and does not create enforceable legal rights.
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