Frustrations about the pace of addressing a potential contributor to autism led to an executive order. This order reduced the number of childhood vaccinations. The move was reportedly driven by concerns that not enough was being done.

Further details about the executive order and its implications are available. The order's effects on childhood vaccinations have been noted, but additional information can be found through other sources.

The executive order was made in response to perceived inaction on an issue considered important. More information on this development can be found in the original report.