Executive orders · Governor Kim Reynolds

Executive Order 11

Signed by Governor Kim Reynolds on June 6, 2024.

What it does

AI summary This executive order amends Executive Order 1 and rescinds 62 previous executive orders issued by past governors. The order removes outdated or unnecessary directives because the agencies, task forces, or committees they created no longer exist, have completed their work, or have been replaced by state and federal laws.¹

The Legislature’s description: Amends 1 and rescinds 62 Executive Orders dating back to 1964.

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IN THE NAME AND By THE AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF IOWA

WHEREAS, Article IV, section 9 of the Constitution of the State of Iowa provides that the Governor shall ensure the laws are faithfully executed; and

WHEREAS, executive orders should be reviewed periodically to determine which executive orders should be amended, continue as necessary, or should be rescinded; and

WHEREAS, some executive orders should be rescinded because they have outlived their original purpose orusefulness because the agencies, councils, and/or task forces have since been disbanded, no longer exist, completed their work, are no longer active, and/or their responsibilities have merged or been subsumed by other agencies, councils and/or task forces; and

WHEREAS, some executive orders should be rescinded because the duties, entities, programs, and/or responsibilities created by the executive orders have been substantially or wholly codified by federal and/or state law; and

WHEREAS, some executive orders should be rescinded because the duties, entities, programs, and/or responsibilities created by the executive orders are no longer desired or are outdated; and

WHEREAS, to ensure an efficient and effective state government, the final disposition of executive orders that are amended, expired, rescinded, or superseded should be clearly ascertainable; and

WHEREAS, all executive orders remain in effect unless they expire on their own terms, are rescinded, or superseded; and

NOW, THEREFORE, I, KIMBERLY K. REYNOLDS, Governor of the State of lowa, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me by the Constitution and statutes of the State of Iowa, do hereby ORDER and DIRECT that, unless otherwise already amended or rescinded in accordance herewith, the following Executive Orders be amended or rescinded:

il Executive Order Number 1, dated May 14, 1964, issued by Governor Harold E. Hughes, shall be rescinded because it has been superseded by state and federal law.

Ds Executive Order Number 2, dated October 7, 1964!, issued by Governor Harold E. Hughes, shall be rescinded because the event occurred.

Sh Executive Order Number 3, dated December 17, 1965, issued by Governor Harold E. Hughes, shall be rescinded because the legislature has enacted the Uniform Criminal Extradition Act.

4. Executive Order Number 4, dated June 2, 1966, issued by Governor Harold E. Hughes, shall be rescinded because the event occurred and the legislature has enacted a compact for education in Iowa Code section 272B.1.

1 The date reflected in the publication maintained by the Legislative Services Agency states September 7, 1964; however the date on the executive order is October 7, 1964. 1

5. Executive Order Number 5, dated on or about June 30, 1966%, issued by Governor Harold E. Hughes, shall be rescinded because the event occurred.

6. Executive Order Number 6, dated November 7, 1966, issued by.Governor Harold E. Hughes, shall be rescinded because the Office of the. State Comptroller no longer exists.

7. Executive Order Number 8, dated August 24, 1967, issued by Governor Harold E. Hughes, shall be rescinded because the Office of Planning and. Programming within the Office of the State Comptroller no longer exists.

8. Executive Order Number 10, dated February 19, 1968, issued by Governor Harold E. Hughes, shall be rescinded because. the. Department of Social Services no longer exists.

9... - Executive Order Number 11, dated February 19, 1968°, issued by Governor Harold E.. Hughes, shall be rescinded because the information was submitted and the Office for Planning and Programming no longer exists.

10. Executive Order Number 1, dated August 20, 1969, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because the Governor’s Economy Committee submitted its final report and recommendation to the legislature in 1969.

1. Executive Order Number 2, dated November 12, 1970, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because it is no longer needed as federal law now heavily regulates vehicle air pollutants.

12. Executive Order Number 3, dated February 5, 1971, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because the Governor’s Program and Council for Rural Community Development no longer exists.

13. Executive Order Number 4, dated February 26, 1971, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded: because the Drug Abuse Authority no longer exists.

14. Executive Order Number 5, dated March 27, 1971, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because it has been superseded by state and federal law.

15. Executive Order Number 6, dated January 17, 1972, issued by Governor Robert D: Ray, shall be rescinded because it is outdated, and the duties of the State Print Shop are now organized under the Department. of Administrative Services in Chapter 8A.341 er. seg.

16. Executive Order Number 7, dated March 28, 1972, issued by Governor. Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because the Drug Abuse Authority no longer exists.

17.. Executive Order Number 15, dated April 2, 1973, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded: because the requirements. are now mandated in state and federal law.

18. Executive Order Number 17, dated November 12, 1973, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because it is no longer necessary given advancements in technology related to energy-conservation appliances and equipment, including HVAC systems, subsequent conservation standards established by federal law, and the prohibition on state vehicles from exceeding fifty miles per hour was superseded by Iowa Code chapter 321.

The date reflected in the publication maintained by the Legislative Services Agency states June 29, 1966; however, the date on the executive order is June 30, 1966. The date reflected in the publication maintained by the Legislative Services Agency states February 19, 1969; however, the date on the executive order is February 19, 1968.

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Executive Order Number 19, dated February 28, 1974, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded as itis superseded by law and speed limits are set by lowa Code chapter 321.

Executive Order Number 24; dated June. 30, 1977, issued by. Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because following the merger the Department of Substance Abuse no longer exists and the functions are now codified within the Department of Heath and Human Services.

Executive Order Number 27, dated September 14, 1977, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because the Task Force on Government Ethics no longer exists, and the legislature has enacted Iowa Code chapter 68B and created in section 68B.32 an independent Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board to assist government employees and agencies.

Executive Order Number 28, dated November 5, 1977, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because the lowa Paperwork Task Force no longer exists and submitted its final report in 1978.

Executive Order Number 30; dated December 20, 1977, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because the implementation of funding procedures occurred.

Executive Order Number 42, dated March 24, 1982, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because the Forms Control Committee no longer exists.

Executive Order Number 45, dated August 6, 1982, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because it is outdated and Iowa.Code section 352.13 outlining the responsibilities for the Interagency Resource Council was later repealed.

Executive Order Number 46, dated December 21, 1982, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because it is outdated and superseded by state and federal law.

Executive Order Number 47, dated December 29, 1982, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because the. State Job. Training Coordinating Council filed its last report in 1990 and is no longer active.

Executive Order Number 51, dated January 13, 1983, issued by Governor Robert D. Ray, shall be rescinded because the Iowa High Technology Commission submitted its final report in 1983, has completed its work and is no longer active. .

Executive Order Number 2, dated July 1, 1983, issued: by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be rescinded: because the: Committee on Widowed Persons has completed its work and is no longer active.

Executive Order Number 3, dated July 1, 1983, issued by. Governor Terry E.. Branstad, shall be rescinded because the Iowa High Technology Commission is no longer active.

Executive Order Number 7, dated December 16, 1983, issued by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be rescinded because it is no longer needed as the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was completed on May 28, 1984.

Executive Order Number 11, dated March 30, 1984, issued by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be. rescinded because the requirements. are mandated by state and federal law.

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Executive Order Number 15, dated January 29, 1985, issued by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be rescinded because the Iowa Economic Development Coordinating Committee is no longer active.

Executive Order Number 17, dated May 16, 1985, issued by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be rescinded because it is outdated, and the Iowa Partnership for Economic Progress is inactive and has not met since 2018.

Executive Order Number 25, dated November 17, 1986, issued by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be rescinded because it is no longer needed as an alternate allocation method was enacted by the legislature in Iowa Code chapters 7C and 16 and the relevant administrative rules.

Executive Order Number 27, dated March 3, 1987, issued by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be rescinded because the Interagency Council has completed its work and is no longer active.

Executive Order Number 32, dated July 7, 1987, issued by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be rescinded because the Governor’s Alliance on Substance Abuse has been formally codified within the lowa Department of Public Safety as the Office of Drug Control Policy.

Executive Order Number 36, dated February 13, 1989, issued by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be rescinded because the specific types of biodegradable products outlined in the order are outdated based on technological advancements and market changes to biodegradable disposable products.

Executive Order Number 40, dated November 1, 1991, issued by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be rescinded because the Iowa Drug and Violent Crime Policy Board completed its work and has been disbanded.

Executive Order Number 48, dated February 14, 1994, issued by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be rescinded because the Iowa Commission for National and Community Service is no longer needed as the General Assembly created the lowa Commission on Volunteer Service (2011 Iowa Acts, chapter 118, HF 590).

Executive Order Number 58, dated July 1, 1996, issued by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be rescinded because it is outdated and unnecessary as a result of amendments codified in lowa Code chapter 84A.

Executive Order Number 1, dated January 25, 1999, issued by Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, shall be rescinded due to the creation of the State Workforce Development Board in Iowa Code chapter 84A.

Executive Order Number 4, dated February 22, 1999, issued by Governor

- Thomas J. Vilsack, shall be rescinded as it is no longer needed because the

21st Century Workforce Council published its report in 2000.

Executive Order Number 8, dated September 14, 1999, issued by Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, shall be rescinded because it is no longer necessary as the mandate was completed and the legislature enacted Iowa Code section 17A.7(2).

Executive Order Number 16, dated March 31, 2000, issued by Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, shall be rescinded because it is no longer needed as the Iowa Food Policy Council dissolved after its final report was submitted in 2004.

Executive Order Number 22, dated October 3, 2001, issued by Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, shall be rescinded because the National Guard mission

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Executive Order Number 23, dated October 12, 2001, issued by Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, shall be rescinded because the National Guard mission was completed. :

Executive Order Number 39, dated January 11, 2005, issued by Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, shall be rescinded as it is no longer needed and has been superseded by statute with the program being codified in sections 15.439 and 15.440 of the Iowa Code (formerly sections 303.3C and 303.3D).

Executive Order Number 47, dated February 7, 2006, issued by Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, shall be rescinded because the Keep Iowa Clean and Beautiful Task Force. submitted its report on June 30, 2006, has. been disbanded, and is no longer needed.

Executive Order Number 49, dated August 4, 2006, issued by Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, shall be rescinded because the Targeted Small Business Task Force submitted its final report in December of 2006 and is no longer needed.

Executive Order Number 51, dated December 8, 2006, issued by Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, shall be rescinded as it is no longer needed, and the Targeted Small Business Advisory Council has not met since 2013.

Executive Order Number 8, dated July 16, 2008, issued by Governor Chester J. Culver, shall be rescinded because the Independent Contractor Reform Task Force submitted its final report on December 17, 2008, and is no longer needed.

Executive Order Number 13, dated May 26, 2009, issued by Governor Chester J. Culver, shall be rescinded to allow for the Department of Administrative Services to more efficiently process state travel claims and take advantage of technological innovations through upgraded state computer systems in an effort to reduce process times, provide employee reimbursement more expediently, and lower costs.

Executive Order Number 16, dated August 20, 2009, issued by Governor Chester J. Culver, shall be rescinded because the Green Jobs Task Force completed its work and submitted their final report on October 1, 2009, and is no longer needed.

Executive Order Number 25, dated August 6, 2010, issued by Governor Chester J. Culver, shall be rescinded because the Lake Delhi Task Force has completed its work with the dam being rebuilt and their final report being submitted on December 1, 2010.

Executive Order Number 71, dated March 7, 2011, issued by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be rescinded because it is no longer needed and has been codified in Jowa Code section 17A.4B.

Executive Order Number 72, dated April 4, 2011, issued by Governor Terry BE. Branstad, shall be rescinded because the administrative rule was rescinded pursuant to Iowa Code section 17A.4(7) upon issuance of the order.

Executive Order Number 75, dated October 24, 2011, issued by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be rescinded because the Iowa Partnership for Economic Progress has not met since 2018, and has fulfilled its intended

purpose. Executive Order Number 77, dated May 11, 2012, issued by Governor Terry

E. Branstad, shall be rescinded because the administrative rule was rescinded pursuant to Iowa Code section 17A.4(7) upon issuance of the order.

60. Executive Order Number 88, dated August 29, 2016, issued by Governor Terry E. Branstad, shall be rescinded because the Future Ready Iowa Initiate and the Future Ready Iowa Alliance have completed their work.

61. Executive Order Number 1, dated January 29, 2018, issued by Governor Kim K. Reynolds, shall be amended to reflect that the definition of “work- based learning” means opportunities and experiences that include but are not limited to sustained project-based learning in partnership with an employer, simulated work experiences aligned with industry-recognized credentials, high-quality pre-apprenticeships aligned to an apprenticeship, student learner programs, internships, and apprenticeships. (lowa Code section 256.125, as amended by 2024 Iowa Acts, Senate File 2411, section 17). The Iowa Clearinghouse for Work-Based Learning will continue to include career awareness and exploration opportunities, including guest speakers, career fairs, job shadow days, and other project-based learning opportunities that are not in partnership with an employer.

Executive Order Number 1 is further amended to provide that the Iowa Clearinghouse for Work-Based Learning shall operate as a sole venture of the Iowa Department of Education in partnership with area education agencies, local school districts, community colleges, business and industry partners, and other community organizations.

All other provisions of Executive Order Number 1 shall remain in effect.

62. Executive Order’Number 6, dated June 18, 2019%, issued by Governor Kim K. Reynolds, shall be rescinded because the Governor’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board has been inactive since it submitted its final report on February 2, 2021.

63. Executive Order Number 9, dated June 22, 2021, issued by Governor Kim K. Reynolds, shall be rescinded as the Carbon Sequestration Task Force has been inactive since submitting its final report in August of 2021.

This executive order shall not be interpreted to reinstate any executive order previously rescinded by any of the above executive orders. The Legislative Services Agency (“LSA”) for the Iowa Legislature is requested to update their LSA publications to reflect the amendments and/or rescissions contained herein.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I HAVE HEREUNTO SUBSCRIBED MY NAME AND CAUSED THE GREAT SEAL OF THE STATE OF IOWA TO BE AFFIXED AT DES MOINES, IOWA THIS SIXTH DAY OF JUNE IN THE YEAR OF SAND TWENTY- FOUR.

ATTEST:

PAUL D. PATE SECRETARY OF STATE

4 Executive Order Number 9 was signed and issued on June 18, 2020; however, the document contains a typographical error incorrectly indicating that it was signed in 2019 instead of 2020. 6

The order’s PDF is a scanned image, so its words were read by optical character recognition (OCR) and may have small errors. The signed PDF is the official version.

Signed order (PDF)

Printed in the Iowa Administrative Bulletin, XLVI, No. 27 (06/26/2024) p. 10334.

Since then

Executive Order 1 (Governor Harold E. Hughes, 1964) refers back to this order: Establishes the Code of Fair Practices, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, or ancestry b…
Executive Order 2 (Governor Harold E. Hughes, 1964) refers back to this order: Calls on all peace officers in the state to assist during President B. Lyndon Johnson’s campaign visit to Des Moines.
Executive Order 3 (Governor Harold E. Hughes, 1965) refers back to this order: Facilitates the extradition of criminal offenders to other states and ends the practice of collecting a five-dollar service charge for proce…
Executive Order 4 (Governor Harold E. Hughes, 1966) refers back to this order: States that Iowa will participate in the Compact for Education formulated at the National Governor’s Conference, which convened on September…
Executive Order 5 (Governor Harold E. Hughes, 1966) refers back to this order: Calls on all peace officers in the state to assist during the visit of President Lyndon B. Johnson to Des Moines and surrounding areas.
Executive Order 6 (Governor Harold E. Hughes, 1966) refers back to this order: Establishes the Office for State Planning and Procedure, which will coordinate the orderly and desirable long-range social, economic, cultur…
Executive Order 8 (Governor Harold E. Hughes, 1967) refers back to this order: Establishes the Office for Planning and Programming within the Office of the Governor.
Executive Order 10 (Governor Harold E. Hughes, 1968) refers back to this order: Establishes the regional implementation and administration of state programs and services through sixteen area planning and service regions …
Executive Order 11 (Governor Harold E. Hughes, 1969) refers back to this order: Proclaims the need for a regional form of state government and delineates the manner in which this regional plan will be implemented.
Executive Order 1 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1969) refers back to this order: Authorizes the formation of the Iowa Governor’s Economy Committee, which will be made up of businesspeople from the private sector and will …
Executive Order 2 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1970) refers back to this order: Instructs the State Car Dispatcher to require all state-owned vehicles to use low-lead or unleaded gasoline.
Executive Order 3 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1971) refers back to this order: Establishes the Governor’s Program and Council for Rural Community Development, which will coordinate public and private resources to facili…
Executive Order 4 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1971) refers back to this order: Establishes the Drug Abuse Authority, made up of a director and an Advisory Council of representatives from various state agencies, which wi…
Executive Order 5 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1971) refers back to this order: Authorizes the Commissioner of Public Health to work with the State Geological Survey and the Iowa State Hygienic Laboratory in evaluating p…
Executive Order 6 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1972) refers back to this order: Authorizes the transfer of all the powers, duties, and functions of the Printing Board and the Superintendent of Printing to the General Ser…
Executive Order 7 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1972) refers back to this order: Authorizes the Iowa State Drug Abuse Authority as the central clearinghouse, together with the Office of Planning and Programming, for revie…
Executive Order 15 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1973) refers back to this order: Proclaims a Code of Fair Practices, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, …
Executive Order 17 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1973) refers back to this order: Requires all state agencies and the Iowa National Guard to institute a broad series of energy-conservation measures, and it also instructs t…
Executive Order 19 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1974) refers back to this order: Amends one of the energy-conservation measures specified in Executive Order 17 (November 12, 1973) by raising the speed limit on nonemergenc…
Executive Order 24 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1977) refers back to this order: Delays the merger of the Division on Alcoholism and the Iowa Drug Abuse Authority pending review of how House File 594 will affect drug and …
Executive Order 27 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1977) refers back to this order: Establishes the Iowa Task Force on Government Ethics, which will assist state employees and agencies in determining and avoiding potential c…
Executive Order 28 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1977) refers back to this order: Establishes the Iowa Paperwork Task Force, which will evaluate all forms used by state agencies and make recommendations on streamlining and…
Executive Order 30 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1977) refers back to this order: Delays implementation of funding procedures for the Iowa Department of Substance Abuse created by the merger of the Division on Alcoholism a…
Executive Order 42 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1982) refers back to this order: Establishes a Forms Control Committee, which will provide recommendations on streamlining the state’s data-collection practices and the stan…
Executive Order 45 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1982) refers back to this order: Establishes the Interagency Resource Council, which will coordinate the management and conservation of Iowa’s natural resources.
Executive Order 46 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1982) refers back to this order: Requires all public officers, state employees, and state agencies, boards, commissions to improve policies regarding affirmative action and …
Executive Order 47 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1982) refers back to this order: Creates the State Job Training Coordinating Council, and it designates the Office of Planning and Programming as the Governor’s administrati…
Executive Order 51 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1983) refers back to this order: Establishes the Iowa High Technology Commission, which will coordinate a program for attracting technological enterprises to Iowa.
Executive Order 3 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 1983) refers back to this order: Establishes the Select Advisory Panel on Hazardous Waste Management.
Executive Order 2 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 1983) refers back to this order: Implements the Assurance Network for Easing Widowhood and establishes the Governor’s Committee on Widowed Persons.
Executive Order 7 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 1983) refers back to this order: Establishes the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Committee and the Iowa Vietnam Veterans Memorial Commission, and orders the construction of the Io…
Executive Order 11 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 1984) refers back to this order: Amends Governor Ray’s Executive Order 15 (April 2, 1973) by designating Primary Interest Agencies to monitor equal opportunity contract comp…
Executive Order 15 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 1985) refers back to this order: Creates the Iowa Economic Development Coordinating Committee to exchange information and suggestions on specific state or federal programs c…
Executive Order 17 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 1985) refers back to this order: Creates the Iowa Partnership for Economic Progress to develop a consensus on economic development strategies.
Executive Order 25 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 1986) refers back to this order: Amends the procedure established in Executive Order 22 (February 19, 1986) for allocating the total principal amount of bonds which may be i…
Executive Order 27 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 1987) refers back to this order: Creates the Interagency Council to analyze and recommend modifications to the state’s welfare, job training, and job placement delivery syst…
Executive Order 32 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 1987) refers back to this order: Creates the Governor’s Alliance on Substance Abuse within the Department of Public Health.
Executive Order 36 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 1989) refers back to this order: Directs state agencies to purchase and use biodegradable disposable products, and directs the Department of Natural Resources to promote and…
Executive Order 40 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 1990) refers back to this order: Creates the Iowa Drug and Violent Crime Policy Board that is to be responsible for development of the Iowa application for Drug Control and …
Executive Order 48 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 1994) refers back to this order: Establishes the Iowa Commission for National and Community Service to advise and assist in the development and implementation of a comprehen…
Executive Order 58 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 1996) refers back to this order: Delegates administrative responsibility for the federal Job Training Partnership Act to the Workforce Development Department and replaces Ex…
Executive Order 1 (Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, 1999) refers back to this order: Rescinds Governor Branstad’s Executive Order 59 (September 30, 1996) and establishes the Iowa Workforce Development Board to serve the funct…
Executive Order 4 (Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, 1999) refers back to this order: Establishes the 21st-Century Workforce Council that will provide recommendations addressing specific vocations, professions, and fields of e…
Executive Order 8 (Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, 1999) refers back to this order: Directs each state agency that promulgates rules to complete a comprehensive review of those rules, and establishes an Agency Plan for Regul…
Executive Order 16 (Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, 2000) refers back to this order: Creates the Iowa Food Policy Council, which will address a host of food-related issues.
Executive Order 22 (Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, 2001) refers back to this order: Directs the Adjutant General of the Iowa National Guard to deploy members of the National Guard to monitor checkpoints at airports and assis…
Executive Order 23 (Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, 2001) refers back to this order: Directs the Adjutant General of the Iowa National Guard to deploy National Guard personnel to Iowa laboratories that keep stocks of biologic…
Executive Order 39 (Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, 2005) refers back to this order: Establishes the Iowa Great Places Program, in which the Department of Cultural Affairs will work with other state agencies to develop the di…
Executive Order 47 (Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, 2006) refers back to this order: Creates the Keep Iowa Clean and Beautiful Task Force, which will launch a wide-ranging campaign focusing on litter abatement and greater pub…
Executive Order 49 (Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, 2006) refers back to this order: Creates a task force that will study how to improve the efficacy and efficiency of Iowa’s Targeted Small Business (TSB) Assistance Program.
Executive Order 51 (Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, 2006) refers back to this order: Creates the Targeted Small Business Advisory Council, which will offer oversight and recommendations regarding policies affecting the Target…
Executive Order 8 (Governor Chester J. Culver, 2008) refers back to this order: Establishes the Independent Contractor Reform Task Force to address employee misclassification.
Executive Order 13 (Governor Chester J. Culver, 2009) refers back to this order: Directs the Department of Administrative Services to implement policies to ensure tracking of reimbursements to state employees.
Executive Order 16 (Governor Chester J. Culver, 2009) refers back to this order: Creates the Green Jobs Task Force to study and craft proposals, including proposals for Recovery Act funding.
Executive Order 25 (Governor Chester J. Culver, 2010) refers back to this order: Creates the Lake Delhi Recover and Rebuild Task Force to develop strategies for both the recovery and rebuilding of the Lake Delhi area, inc…
Executive Order 71 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 2011) refers back to this order: Directs state agencies to analyze the effect of proposed administrative rules on private-sector employment and to include a Jobs Impact Stat…
Executive Order 72 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 2011) refers back to this order: Rescinds administrative rules implementing certain national air pollutant emissions standards.
Executive Order 75 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 2011) refers back to this order: Creates the Iowa Partnership for Economic Progress for the study and recommendation of solutions and policy alternatives for issues arising …
Executive Order 77 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 2012) refers back to this order: Rescinds an administrative rule banning the use of traditional lead shot in hunting.
Executive Order 88 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 2016) refers back to this order: Creates the Future Ready Iowa Initiative and the Future Ready Iowa Alliance to promote postsecondary education and training.
Executive Order 1 (Governor Kim Reynolds, 2018) refers back to this order: Creates the virtual Iowa Clearinghouse for Work-Based Learning to ensure access to high-quality, in-depth work-based learning.
Executive Order 6 (Governor Kim Reynolds, 2020) refers back to this order: Establishes the Governor’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board to serve as the central point of coordination of state activities for the recove…
Executive Order 9 (Governor Kim Reynolds, 2021) refers back to this order: Establishes the Carbon Sequestration Task Force to study carbon sequestration, including its economic value and agronomic impact on row crop…

Bills on the same laws

The order cites Iowa Code chapters 7C, 15, 16, 17A, 68B, 84A, 272B, 321. These bills changed the same chapters.²

HF 2801 Modifying the major economic growth attraction program, and including effective date provisions
91th General Assembly · chapter 15 · Signed by Governor
HF 2799 Relating to matters under the purview of the economic development authority, the utilities commission, and the…
91th General Assembly · chapter 15 · Signed by Governor
SF 2501 Relating to education, including by modifying provisions related to charter school approval, contracts, fundin…
91th General Assembly · chapter 16, 321 · Withdrawn
HF 2772 Relating to and making appropriations for the economic development of the state, including to the economic dev…
91th General Assembly · chapter 16 · Signed by Governor
HF 2771 Relating to and making appropriations involving state government entities associated with agriculture, natural…
91th General Assembly · chapter 16 · Signed by Governor
SF 2494 Regulating designated contract markets and providing penalties
91th General Assembly · chapter 68B · Approved by committee
HF 2761 Relating to driver’s licenses and nonoperator’s identification cards marked to reflect gold star status
91th General Assembly · chapter 321 · Passed House
HF 2748 Relating to agriculture, including by providing for the powers and duties of the department of agriculture and…
91th General Assembly · chapter 321 · Passed House
HF 2747 Relating to national wild turkey federation special registration plates, providing fees, and making appropriat…
91th General Assembly · chapter 321 · In committee
SF 2475 Relating to abandoned vehicles
91th General Assembly · chapter 321 · Withdrawn
HF 2744 Concerning administrative rules relating to the uniform rules on agency procedure and including effective date…
91th General Assembly · chapter 17A · Withdrawn
HF 2741 Establishing a scenic byways enhancement fund, including by providing for voluntary contributions to the fund,…
91th General Assembly · chapter 321 · Passed House
HF 2735 Relating to programs administered by the Iowa finance authority including the firsthome program and home owner…
91th General Assembly · chapter 16 · In committee
SF 2465 Relating to agriculture, including by providing for the powers and duties of the department of agriculture and…
91th General Assembly · chapter 321 · Signed by Governor
HF 2725 Relating to education reporting, including the sharing of unit-level wage data for secondary and postsecondary…
91th General Assembly · chapter 84A · Passed House