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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.

Related entries

References

  1. White House — Executive Order 14215
  2. CRS — OIRA statutory history
  3. 2025 OMB interim guidance
  4. FTI Chapter 8 source chronology