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Executive Reorganization Authority

A special power given to the President by Congress to propose changes to the structure, functions, and responsibilities of federal agencies and departments, which then go into effect unless Congress rejects them.

Executive Department

A term that, under this bill, refers broadly to nearly all parts of the federal executive branch, including cabinet departments, independent agencies, government corporations, and executive offices.

Chapter 9 of Title 5, United States Code

The specific section of federal law that outlines the rules and procedures for the President to reorganize the executive branch of the government.

Enforcement Function

The power and duty of a government agency or department to ensure that laws, rules, and regulations are obeyed, often through investigations, legal actions, or imposing penalties.

Statutory Program

A specific government program or service that has been formally created and defined by a law passed by Congress.

Enacting Clause

A standard phrase at the beginning of a bill or resolution that declares it is being passed into law by the legislative body.

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