The
Robert T. Stafford Disaster Assistance And
Emergency Relief Act,
13CFR123.1
Chapter I--Small Business Administration
Part 123--Disaster Loan Program
US
Code TITLE 50 - War and National Defence CHAPTER 34 -
National Emergencies
Executive
Orders
Executive
Order 10995
Telecommunications Management
Executive
Order 10997 --
Electric power, petroleum and gas, solid
fuels, and
minerals
Executive
Order 10998 --
Food resources, farms,
fertilizer, and
facilities
Executive Order 10999 --
Transportation, the production and
distribution of
all materials
Executive
Order 11000 --
Manpower management
Executive
Order 11001 --
Health and welfare services, and
educational
programs
Executive
Order 11002 --
National emergency registration system
Executive
Order 11003 --
Air travel, airports, operating
facilities
Executive
Order 11004 --
Housing and community facilities
Executive
Order 11005 --
Interstate Commerce
Executive
Order 11051 --
Emergency Planning
Executive
Order 11490 --
Federal departments and agencies
Executive
Order 12472 --
Telecommunications functions
Executive
Order 12656
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Continuity of Government
Executive
Order 12919 --
National Defense Industrial
Preparedness
Executive
Order 12938 --
Weapons Of Mass Destruction
Executive
Order 13074 --
Noncombatant Evacuation Operations
"The
President
has the power to seize property, organize and control
the means of production, seize commodities, assign military forces
abroad, call reserve forces amounting to 2 1/2 million men to duty,
institute martial law, seize and control all menas of transportation,
regulate all private enterprise, restrict travel, and in a plethora of
particular ways, control the lives of all Americans...
Most [of these laws] remain a a potential source of virtually unlimited
power for a President should he choose to activate them. It is possible
that some future President could exercise this vast authority in an
attempt to place the United States under authoritarian rule.
While the danger of a dictatorship arising through legal means may seem
remote to us today, recent history records Hitler seizing control
through the use of the emergency powers provisions contained in the
laws of the Weimar Republic."
--Joint Statement, Sens. Frank Church (D-ID) and Charles McMathias
(R-MD) September 30, 1973
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INDEX
The Robert T.
Stafford Disaster Assistance And Emergency Relief Act, --
It is the intent of the Congress, by this Act, to provide an
orderly and continuing
means of assistance by the Federal Government to State and local
governments in
carrying out their responsibilities to alleviate the suffering and
damage which result
from such disasters
13CFR123.1
Chapter I--Small Business Administration Part 123--Disaster Loan Program -- SBA offers low
interest, fixed rate loans to disaster victims, enabling them to repair
or replace property damaged or destroyed in declared disasters. It also
offers such loans to affected small businesses to help them recover
from economic injury caused by such disasters. SBA also offers interim
guaranteed disaster loans, in participation with financial
institutions, to affected small businesses (“IDAP loans”).
Disaster declarations are official notices recognizing that specific
geographic areas have been damaged by floods and other acts of nature,
riots, civil disorders, or industrial accidents such as oil spills.
US Code
TITLE 50 - War and National Defence CHAPTER 34 - National Emergencies -- Declaration of national
emergency by President; publication in Federal Register; effect on
other laws; superseding legislation
Executive
Orders
Executive
Order 10995
Assigning
Telecommunications Management Functions
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