Partial Revocation of Executive Order 13961
Headline: Revokes Parts of Federal Mission Resilience Order, Renames Sections
What it does: Federal departments and agencies must implement the order's revocations, renumbering, and phrasing changes, consistent with applicable law and availability of appropriations.
- Removes several sections of the previous federal mission resilience executive order.
- Replaces 'Executive Committee' reference with a 'Restricted Principals Committee' from a National Security Memorandum.
- Affirms agencies' authorities and OMB functions; implementation depends on law and funding.
Summary
This order revokes several sections of a prior executive order on federal mission resilience, renumbers remaining sections, and makes two small text changes to replace a phrase and update a committee reference.
It affects executive departments and agencies by altering the prior order's text but expressly preserves agency authorities and the Office of Management and Budget's functions. The order must be carried out consistent with law and available funding and does not create any legal rights for private parties.
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