Executive orders · Governor Terry E. Branstad
Executive Order 44
Signed by Governor Terry E. Branstad on April 30, 1992. Rescinded
What it does
AI summary This order rescinds Executive Order Number 46 and assigns the Iowa Department of Personnel the responsibility to coordinate affirmative action reporting for all Executive Branch agencies. The State Affirmative Action Administrator will chair an Affirmative Action Task Force, whose members will serve one-year terms beginning July 1, 1992. Additionally, all Executive Branch management, supervisory, and human resource employees are required to attend training on affirmative action, discriminatory harassment prevention, and cultural diversity.1
The Legislature’s description: Assigns responsibility for the coordination of affirmative action reporting to the Department of Personnel, and reaffirms the Governor’s commitment to equal employment opportunity.
Read the order
INTHE NAME AND BY THE AUTHORITY OfTHE STATE Of !OWA EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER 44 WHEREAS, Executive Order Nwnber 46 was enacted on December 21, 1982 to enhance the affirmative action efforts of the State of Iowa government by coordinating resources, assigning responsibilities, and requiring progress reviews; WHEREAS, Executive Order Nwnbe~ 46 created an Affirmative Action Task Force to be appointed annually by the Governor to review the progress made in complying with the Executive Order; WHEREAS, I owa Code Section 19A.1(2), effective Jul y l, 1986, designated that the Iowa Department of Personnel be the central Executive Branch agency responsible for State personnel management, including equal employment opportunity and affirmative action programs; WHEREAS, Iowa Code Section 19A.1(3), designated that the Affirmative Action Task Force, created pursuant to Executive Order Number 46, or its successor, is an entity within the Iowa Department of .Personnel; WHEREAS, Iowa Code Section 19B.3(1), effective July 1, 1986, designated that the Iowa Department of Personnel be responsible for the administration and promotion of equal employment opportunity and affirmative action efforts in all State agencies; WHEREAS, Iowa Code Section 19B . 5 further required that the Iowa Department of Personnel submit an annual report on the condition of affirmative action programs under its jurisdiction; and WHEREAS, Coordination of equal employment opportunity and affirmative action monitoring and reporting requirements would enhance the State's efforts and address inconsistencies that now exist between Executive Order Number 46 and Iowa Code Chapters 19A and 198; Now, Therefore, I, Terry E. Branstad, Governor of the State of Iowa, by the power and authority vested in me by the Constitution and the Laws of Iowa, do hereby reaffirm my commitment to maintaining a work force that provides equal employment opportunity to all applicants and employees without regard to race, creed., color, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status, or physical or mental disability. Page 2 To that end, I hereby rescind Executive Order Number 46, and recommit the efforts of the Executive Branch and all Department Directors, members of Governing Boards and Commissions, and other public officers and employees of the State of ~owa, as follows: I. The Iowa Department of Personnel, through the State Affirmative Action Administrator, shall coordinate the affirmative action reporting of all State agencies within the Executive Branch. This shall be accomplished in concert with and through the Iowa Department of Management, and shall be in accordance with Iowa Code Section 19B.3(1). In addition to the Chair, the Affirmative Action Task Force shall consist of persons appointed by the Governor. Appointments shall be for a . term of one year commencing on July 1, 1992. II. The State .Affirmative Action Administrator shall chair the Affirmative Action Task Force. The Affirmative Action Task Force shall provide recommendations on programs to the State Affirmative Action Administrator based on their expertise and program knowledge, and shall assist the State Affirmative Action Administrator in revie~ing the annual affirmative action report. III. All management and supervisory employees of the Executive Branch and employees working in a capacity related to human resource management, as a condition of such employment, shall attend affirmative action, discriminatory harassment prevention, and cultural diversity training, and other related training provided through the Iowa Department of Personnel. IV. Departments not included under this Executive Order are encouraged to adopt affirmative action efforts in Attest: accordance with affirmative action planning standards outlined in Iowa Code Section 19B.3 and administrative rules, as promulgated by the Iowa Department of Personnel. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my name and caused the Great Seal of Iowa to be affixed. Done at Des Moines this 30th day of April in the year of our Lord, one-thousand nine hundred and ninety-two.
From the text in the order’s PDF. Older orders were scanned, so a few words may be garbled; the signed PDF is the official version.
Printed in the Iowa Administrative Bulletin, XIV, No. 24 (05/27/1992) p. 2238.
Since then
Bills on the same laws
The order cites Iowa Code chapters 19A, 19B, 198. These bills changed the same chapters.2
- HF 2711 Relating to state policies and programs with race or gender requirements91th General Assembly · chapter 19B · Signed by Governor
- SF 318 Prohibiting discrimination based on an individual’s texture or style of hair91th General Assembly · chapter 19B · In committee
- HF 289 Transferring the division of vocational rehabilitation services from the department of workforce development t…91th General Assembly · chapter 19B · In committee
- HF 2513 Prohibiting discrimination based upon racial biases and stereotypes associated with hair texture, hair type, a…89th General Assembly · chapter 19B · In committee
- HF 2110 Prohibiting discrimination based on an individual’s texture or style of hair89th General Assembly · chapter 19B · In committee
- HF 471 Prohibiting discrimination based on an individual’s texture or style of hair89th General Assembly · chapter 19B · In committee
- SF 221 Relating to sexual harassment in employment and working relationships, and including effective date provisions89th General Assembly · chapter 19B · In committee
- HF 188 Relating to wage discrimination under the Iowa civil rights Act of 1965 and in state contracting, making penal…89th General Assembly · chapter 19B · In committee
- SF 614 Relating to the powers and duties of the department of agriculture and land stewardship, by changing the name …88th General Assembly · chapter 198 · Withdrawn
- SF 483 Relating to sexual harassment in employment and working relationships, and including effective date provisions88th General Assembly · chapter 19B · In committee
- SF 242 Relating to wage discrimination under the Iowa civil rights Act of 1965 and in state contracting, making penal…88th General Assembly · chapter 19B · In committee
- HF 110 Relating to sexual harassment in employment policies and protections, and including effective date provisions88th General Assembly · chapter 19B · In committee