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Hi CCSAB - did you mean subsection (g) ?- this is from Grok

Executive Order 14217, titled "Commencing the Reduction of the Federal Bureaucracy," was signed by President Donald J. Trump on February 19, 2025, and published in the Federal Register on February 25, 2025. It aims to reduce the size of the federal government by eliminating or minimizing non-statutory components and functions of various governmental entities, as well as reducing their statutory functions to the minimum required by law. However, the order itself is structured with sections and subsections, and there is no specific subsection labeled "14217(g)" in the official text.
The order includes the following key sections:
Section 1: Purpose – Outlines the policy to reduce federal government size while increasing accountability.

Section 2: Reducing the Scope of the Federal Bureaucracy – Details actions to eliminate non-statutory functions and reduce statutory functions, including specific directives like revoking prior memoranda and terminating certain programs and advisory committees.

Section 3: General Provisions – Clarifies that the order does not impair existing legal authorities or create enforceable rights against the United States.

Subsection (g) does not explicitly appear in the provided text of Executive Order 14217. It seems there might be a misunderstanding or misreference in your question. The order’s subsections under Section 2 go from (a) to (f), with (f) listing specific Federal Advisory Committees to be terminated by various agency heads. There is no subsection (g) in the official documentation available from sources like the Federal Register or The American Presidency Project.
If you intended to refer to a specific part of the order, such as a subsection under Section 2(f) or a different executive order, please clarify. Based on the available text, "EO 14217(g)" does not correspond to a defined provision. If you meant a different order or a specific action within EO 14217, let me know, and I’ll adjust the response accordingly!