EOP
Orders where directed actors are tied to EOP · 4 in Reagan · 52 all terms.
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Orders
4 shown · Reagan
Federalism
This executive order establishes internal executive branch guidance to limit federal overreach and protect state authority under federalism principles. It requires agencies to assess policies for federalism implications, restricts preemption of state law, and mandates consultation with states before imposing national standards.
Facilitating access to science and technology
This executive order directs federal agencies to accelerate technology transfer from government laboratories to universities and private industry, particularly small businesses. It establishes cooperative research agreements, royalty-sharing for inventors, a Technology Share Program for consortia, scientist exchange programs, and international technology cooperation guidelines, while requiring reports on progress within one year.
President's Commission on Executive Exchange
This executive order continues the President's Commission on Executive Exchange, a program that places senior private sector executives in federal government positions and senior federal executives in private sector roles for up to one year. It also establishes an international embassy assignments program and an education component, with administrative support from the Office of Personnel Management.
National Security Information
This executive order establishes a comprehensive uniform system for classifying, declassifying, and safeguarding national security information across the federal government. It defines three classification levels (Top Secret, Secret, Confidential), specifies who can classify information, creates declassification review procedures, and establishes the Information Security Oversight Office to monitor compliance. The order balances national security protection with public access to government information.