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This first individual file turns a Plan de Rupture proposal into an implementation dossier: current rule, legal instrument, provisions to amend, timetable, data requirements and draft wording.
Decree No. 2024-892 currently caps a full minister’s cabinet at fourteen members, with an exception up to nineteen for the minister responsible for public accounts. Appointments are published by ministerial order after Prime Ministerial control.
Measure 1.08 proposes a ten-member cap.
A short amending decree, a compliance period and budget monitoring.
The current cap is itself set by decree. A new decree can therefore amend it. Abolishing delegated ministers, however, also concerns the separate decree on government composition.
Replace the existing cap with ten members.
Update the lists published in the Official Journal.
Measure jobs, pay, secondments and indirect costs.
Publish cabinet numbers ministry by ministry.
Article 1 The first paragraph of Article 1 of Decree No. 2024-892 is replaced by: “A full minister’s cabinet may not comprise more than ten members.”
The Plan associates this measure with an annual effect of €120 million. That source figure should not be presented as certain until full costs, transferred functions and transition expenses have been audited.
