USPresidential DocumentOfficial ✓September 11, 2026· Federal Register
Adjusting Certain Delegations Under the Defense Production Act
What happened
The policy, signed by Donald Trump, modifies how certain responsibilities under the Defense Production Act are delegated. It specifically adjusts which federal officials or agencies are authorized to carry out these functions. The source text does not specify which agencies or particular functions are affected, nor does it include dates or dollar amounts beyond the signer.
Why it matters
The changes could affect how the government mobilizes industrial resources for national defense and emergencies. It redefines who holds specific authorities to direct production and allocate materials.
Who it affects
- ›Federal agencies
- ›Government officials with delegated authority
- ›Industries potentially subject to Defense Production Act orders
Receipts
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