EO 13207Executive OrderG.W. Bush · R

Executive Order 13207

Further Amendment to Executive Order 10000, Regulations Governing Additional Compensation and Credit Granted Certain Employees of the Federal Government Serving Outside the United States

This executive order makes minor technical amendments to regulations governing additional compensation for federal employees serving outside the United States. It removes obsolete subsection designations and reporting requirements from Executive Order 10000.

Key directives

  • Remove subsection '(a)' designation from Section 201
  • Remove obsolete definitional cross-reference from Section 201
  • Remove subsection '(a)' designation and entire subsection '(b)' from Section 205
  • Remove ', but at least annually,' reporting frequency requirement from Section 210
  • Remove conditional restriction on reducing differential/allowance rates from Section 210

Timeline

Immediate

  • Amendments to Executive Order 10000 take effect upon signing

Near term (90d)

Long term

  • Simplified regulatory framework for overseas compensation administration

Risks & tensions

  • Minimal analytical uncertainty: text is purely technical with no substantive policy changes evident
  • Removal of 'at least annually' reporting may reduce oversight frequency—unclear if this weakens accountability
  • Removal of restriction on rate reductions may increase administrative flexibility but could affect employee protections
Executive Order 13207: Further Amendment to Executive Order 10000, Regulations Governing Additional Compensation and Credit Granted Certain Employees of the Federal Government Serving Outside the United States · Executive Orders