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Executive Order 14215
2025 order requiring expanded White House review of independent agency regulations
Document details
- Signed
- February 18, 2025
- President
- Donald Trump
- Title
- Ensuring Accountability for All Agencies
- Mechanism
- OIRA regulatory review and OMB management oversight
Executive Order 14215, issued in February 2025, expanded White House review of certain independent agency regulations.
Independent agency regulatory review
Executive Order 14215 required independent regulatory agencies, subject to specified exceptions, to send significant proposed and final regulatory actions to OIRA for review before Federal Register publication.
Budget, performance and legal positions
The order also directed OMB to set certain performance objectives for independent regulators, addressed apportionment and executive-branch legal interpretations, and specified limitations for Federal Reserve monetary-policy functions.
Origins
The order amended the longer-standing Executive Order 12866 framework. It followed related proposals in Heritage’s Project 2025, but similarities between public plans and final orders do not by themselves identify who drafted the official language.
References
Research compiled through November 12, 2026. Sources and historical roles are dated where known.