Legal corpus

The First 50 Measures, from Political Programme to Legal Vehicle

This page moves beyond what the programme proposes. It starts mapping how French law could implement each measure, distinguishing constitutional amendments, statutes, ordinances, decrees and internal decisions.

Breakdown of the first fifty measures in the legal corpus
20 institutional measures, 13 administrative measures and 17 measures on agencies and operators.

Exact scope

50 measures mapped
20 institutional measures
13 administrative measures
17 agency measures

The corpus covers all measures in categories 01 and 02, followed by measures 3.01 to 3.17. Measure 3.18 will open the next batch.

How confidence levels work

Level A

The main legal anchor is clearly identifiable.

Level B

The likely vehicle depends on the exact design, perimeter or sequence.

Level C

The reform requires a complex package, EU-law review or unresolved policy choices.

The first 50 measures and their initial legal vehicle

50 measures shown.

The legal anchor is a starting point, not an exhaustive list of provisions to amend.

Downloads and structured data

What the matrix already provides

Frequently asked questions

Why can one measure require several legal instruments?

The principle may require a statute, organisation a decree, funding a finance act and operational transfers orders or agreements.

Does level A mean the text is ready?

No. It only means that the main legal vehicle is easier to identify.

Why not draft fifty bills immediately?

Reliable drafting first requires an audit of existing provisions, cross-references, costs and consultations.

New stage: calendar and first individual legal file

Documentary basis

  1. Plan de Rupture public resources.
  2. How laws and decrees are made.
  3. French Constitution.
  4. Organic Law of 15 April 2009, Article 8.