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Usa Citizens As Property of The Govt
Usa Citizens As Property of The Govt
financial
contact:
The
UCC-‐1
filing
that
you
posted
is
related
to
this
matter
however,
The
executive
order
specifically
mentioning
publicly
that
we
are
Human
Capital
was
Executive
Order
No.
13037
March
4,
1997
(specifically
section
2
subsection
(
b
)
).
Prior
to
this
the
registrations
of
birth
was
secretly
used
in
order
to
create
a
'Bond'
or
debt
on
each
individual.
This
has
been
taking
place
since
1933
in
private.
Administration of William J. Clinton, 1997 / Mar. 4 277
mentary Agreement). The Second Supple- the U.S. Social Security program and the
mentary Agreement, signed at Ottawa on number of individuals affected by the
May 28, 1996, is intended to modify certain amended Agreement. The Department of
provisions of the original United States-Can- State and the Social Security Administration
ada Social Security Agreement signed at Ot- have recommended the Second Supple-
tawa March 11, 1981, which was amended mentary Agreement and related documents
once before by the Supplementary Agree- to me.
ment of May 10, 1983. I commend the United States-Canada Sec-
The United States-Canada Social Security ond Supplementary Social Security Agree-
Agreement is similar in objective to the social ment and related documents.
security agreements with Austria, Belgium, William J. Clinton
Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland,
Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Nor- The White House,
March 3, 1997.
way, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland,
and the United Kingdom. Such bilateral
agreements provide for limited coordination Executive Order 13037—
between the U.S. and foreign social security Commission To Study Capital
systems to eliminate dual social security cov- Budgeting
erage and taxation, and to help prevent the
March 3, 1997
loss of benefit protection that can occur
when workers divide their careers between By the authority vested in me as President
two countries. by the Constitution and the laws of the Unit-
The Second Supplementary Agreement ed States of America, including the Federal
provides Canada with a specific basis to enter Advisory Committee Act, as amended (5
into a mutual assistance arrangement with U.S.C. App.), it is hereby ordered as follows:
the United States. This enables each Govern- Section 1. Establishment. There is estab-
ments’ Social Security agency to assist the lished the Commission to Study Capital
other in enhancing the administration of Budgeting (‘‘Commission’’). The Commis-
their respective foreign benefits programs. sion shall be bipartisan and shall be com-
The Social Security Administration has bene- posed of 11 members appointed by the Presi-
fited from a similar mutual assistance ar- dent. The members of the Commission shall
rangement with the United Kingdom. The be chosen from among individuals with ex-
Second Supplementary Agreement will also pertise in public and private finance, govern-
make a number of minor revisions in the ment officials, and leaders in the labor and
Agreement to take into account other business communities. The President shall
changes in U.S. and Canadian law that have designate two co-chairs from among the
occurred in recent years. members of the Commission.
The United States-Canada Social Security Sec. 2. Functions. The Commission shall
Agreement, as amended, would continue to report on the following:
contain all provisions mandated by section (a) Capital budgeting practices in other
233 and other provisions that I deem appro- countries, in State and local govern-
priate to carry out the provisions of section ments in this country, and in the pri-
233, pursuant to section 233(c)(4) of the Act. vate sector; the differences and
I also transmit for the information of the similarities in their capital budgeting
Congress a report prepared by the Social Se- concepts and processes; and the perti-
curity Administration explaining the key nence of their capital budgeting prac-
points of the Second Supplementary Agree- tices for budget decisionmaking and
ment, along with a paragraph-by-paragraph accounting for actual budget out-
explanation of the effect of the amendments comes by the Federal Government;
on the Agreement. Annexed to this report (b) The appropriate definition of capital
is the report required by section 233(e)(1) for Federal budgeting, including: use
of the Act on the effect of the Agreement, of capital for the Federal Government
as amended, on income and expenditures of itself or the economy at large; owner-
278 Mar. 4 / Administration of William J. Clinton, 1997