PUBLIC FINANCE · 155 MEASURES ·
Financial audit of 155 measures: method, sources and consolidation
The Plan becomes an auditable database: each amount is reconciled with a public source and tested before entering the multi-year engine.
Category 01 · InstitutionsCategory 02 · AdministrationCategory 03 · AgenciesCategory 04 · JusticeCategory 05 · HealthCategory 06 · TaxationCategory 07 · EnergyCategory 08 · Agriculture & industrySee all 155 measuresCross-category consolidation ledgerCategory 09 · Digital & AICategory 10 · Budget balance & ConstitutionCategory 11 · Social support & transparency
New consolidation layer
What the audit establishes
Public rule: an official budget envelope is never treated as an automatic saving. It is a control bound. Net savings depend on fixed costs, residual commitments, transition, timing and overlaps with other measures.
Six checks before an amount enters the model
1. Official baseline. Identify envelope, year, accounting scope and primary source.
2. Fixed and variable costs. Headcount reductions do not erase buildings, systems, permanent staff and contracts proportionally.
3. Transition cost. Mobility, compensation, IT, training, litigation and contract wind-down are isolated.
4. Deduplication. The same saving cannot be counted under institutional reform, automation and agency removal.
5. Steady state. The annual target is separated from what can actually be achieved in early years.
6. Net fiscal effect. Productivity, new revenue, household gains and expenditure savings remain separate categories.
Public machine-readable data
155-measure JSON index · CSV index · First audit wave JSON · Institutions CSV · Administration JSON · Agencies JSON · Justice JSON · Health JSON · Taxation JSON · Energy JSON · Agriculture, industry & economy JSON · Economy baseline · Digital & AI JSON · AI baseline · Budget & Constitution JSON · Constitutional baseline · Social support & transparency JSON · Social baseline · Special schemes JSON · Category 12 baseline
Post-audit consolidation
The 155-measure audit now feeds an accounting ownership and timing matrix: no historical range enters the global total until its subsector, date, transition costs and evidence are established. The baselines, years and primary sources register now pins the next documentary layer.
— monetary pass over the 58 references
— Budgetability filter
The second pass now keeps €54.950–81.950bn of productivity gains outside the future budget total until a real cost disappears, and isolates the major business-aid, tax-control-revenue and social-support envelopes before any addition.