Amendment to Executive Order No. 12898
Headline: Federal Agencies Must Meet Amended Deadlines by March 24, 1995
What it does: Agencies must follow the revised March 24, 1995 deadline for actions required under section 1-103(e) of Executive Order No. 12898.
- Replaces 'within 12 months' timing with a fixed March 24, 1995 deadline.
- Clarifies interim wording for actions from the order date through March 24, 1995.
- Affects agencies and officials tasked by the earlier order to meet deadlines.
Summary
This order amends a prior executive order (Executive Order No. 12898) by changing the timing language in section 1-103(e). It removes references to a "12 month" period and replaces them with the specific date March 24, 1995, including interim wording covering the period from the order date through that date.
The change affects agencies and officials required to follow the earlier order and clarifies when required actions must be completed, making the deadline explicit rather than tied to a 12-month period.
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