Amendment to Executive Order No. 12640

1995-01-24Executive Order 12945
Signed by: William J. Clinton
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Headline: Adds Two Vice Chairs to Presidential Disability Employment Committee

What it does: The order directs that Executive Order No. 12640 be amended to increase vice chairs from four to six and replace gendered titles with "Vice Chair".

Real World Impact:
  • Adds two vice chair positions to the Presidential committee on disability employment.
  • Replaces gendered titles with the neutral term "Vice Chair" throughout the earlier order.
  • Alters the committee's leadership makeup and official governing language.
Topics: disability policy, government appointments, official titles, presidential committees

Summary

This order amends a prior executive order to add two Vice Chair positions to the President's Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities and to change the title wording from "Vice Chairman"/"Vice Chairmen" to "Vice Chair"/"Vice Chairs." The change increases the number of vice chairs from four to six and updates the committee's official titles.

The order states this amendment is to provide for carrying out provisions of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and to reflect the new leadership positions.

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