HR 1295

The Reorganizing Government Act of 2025 reauthorizes a law that allows the President to quickly propose changes to the executive branch. This bill expands the reasons the President can reorganize the government, including reducing the number of federal employees, simplifying regulations, and eliminating ineffective operations. It also removes restrictions on what types of changes the President can make, such as renaming departments or consolidating agencies, while adding a new restriction preventing net increases in federal workers or spending. The reauthorization extends this authority through December 31, 2026.