PUBLIC FINANCE Β· CONSOLIDATION Β·

Who owns each euro, and when can it enter the fiscal path?

This matrix adds the missing layer between the 155-measure audit and the multi-year model: accounting subsector, consolidation gate, timing and required evidence.

Financial consolidation of 155 measures
A source range is not a consolidated budget amount.

New consolidation layer

Open the executable deduplication graph β†’

Why this step is necessary

The same reform can affect central government, local government, social-security funds or a public enterprise. To prevent double counting, the model must first identify the subsector that actually bears the expenditure or receives the revenue, then the date on which the flow exists. A governance measure remains €0 autonomously; a productivity gain remains €0 until a real cost disappears; an EDF gain stays in EDF’s account until an actual dividend, tax, transfer or lower public support is observed.

The matrix contains 155 measures. 58 contain at least one monetary expression usable as a documentary reference. 0 measures are yet marked β€œcertified for the global total”: the figures organise the audit; they do not manufacture a total.

APUC, APUL and ASSO are the French national-accounts labels for central government, local government and social-security funds. Where a measure touches several subsectors, a split is mandatory before addition.

Accounting subsector distribution

Central government (APUC)81measure(s)
Local government (APUL)10measure(s)
Social-security funds (ASSO)18measure(s)
Mixed general-government + public-enterprise account3measure(s)
Multiple public subsectors β€” split required36measure(s)
Public enterprise / separate operating account7measure(s)

Model-entry gates

Candidate saving β€” proof of removed cost required14measure(s)
Revenue β€” net cash actually collected only21measure(s)
Cost / investment β€” isolate before any gain46measure(s)
Public enterprise β€” no automatic transfer to general-government balance2measure(s)
Revenue loss β€” prior multi-year funding required6measure(s)
Implementation cost β€” no autonomous saving2measure(s)
Linked owner β€” effect booked on the owner measure6measure(s)
Mixed account β€” split enterprise / general government4measure(s)
Restructuring β€” net effect after transfers and transition8measure(s)
Rule / governance β€” €0 autonomous booking33measure(s)
Productivity β€” €0 until a real cost disappears10measure(s)
Public effect to split between spending and revenue3measure(s)

Complete matrix for all 155 measures

Baseline register now available

The next layer is published in the baselines, years and primary sources register: each measure is tied to a documentary reference, an explicit year where available and a public or institutional source, without certifying historical ranges.

What comes next

The next pass must still avoid mechanically adding the historical ranges. Documentary references must be converted into annual budget lines: official baseline, base year, transition cost, phase-in, recurring flow, owner subsector and deduplication link. Only then can the historical €193bn, €316bn and €350bn scenarios be recalculated on an auditable basis.