S. 583: Reorganizing Government Act of 2025

This bill, titled the Reorganizing Government Act of 2025, proposes several changes to how the executive branch of the U.S. government can be reorganized.

Key Provisions

The bill aims to:

• Reauthorize Executive Reorganization Authority: It continues the President's authority to reorganize the federal government, emphasizing efficiency.
• Streamline Operations: The bill allows for the identification and elimination of government operations that are deemed unnecessary for fulfilling constitutional responsibilities.
• Modify Government Structure: It changes the references in existing laws from “agencies” to “executive departments,” establishing a clearer framework for reorganizational efforts.
• Reduce Federal Employees: There is a specific focus on reducing the number of federal workers as part of the reorganization process.
• Decrease Compliance Burdens: The bill encourages amendments to rules and regulations to lower costs and reduce compliance challenges, targeting the elimination of unnecessary or burdensome requirements.
• Focus on Public Interest: It empowers the executive branch to eliminate operations that do not serve the public interest.
• Extended Deadline: The bill extends certain deadlines for reorganization efforts to December 31, 2026, allowing more time for implementation.

Definitions and Scope

The legislation redefines executive department to include all executive departments, agencies, and independent establishments of the United States, ensuring that the reorganization authority applies broadly across government units.

Enforcement and Implementation Timeline

The bill includes provisions for how the changes can be implemented, with clear guidelines on altering existing rules and operations in the coming years.

Relevant Companies

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