This meek, we present some quantitative data from the report.

First of all, we note the overwhelming majority of files submitted under the declaratory system (76% in 2022), as shown in the graph.

Over the 3-year period, we note :

•  stability in the number of files submitted for authorization (16% to 17%)
•  a proportional reduction in the number of declared cases, in favor of an increase in simplified agreements.

Processing agreements subject to declaration

29% of files submitted under the declaration procedure received a recommendation; although this percentage is significant, it is significantly lower than in 2021 (51%): this can be explained by the fact that, at the outset, the CNOM used recommendations as a tool for educational purposes, and that over the years, the educational effort has proved less useful.

Processing agreements submitted for authorization

In 2022, around 10% of files submitted for authorization were refused, a rate identical to that of the previous year.

It should also be noted that the CNOM issues an express authorization in more than half the cases.

Note: In our experience, the CNOM grants authorization before the regulatory 60-day deadline. Consequently, one time out of 2, the applicant can expect his or her file to be processed by the CNOM in less than 2 months.

Finally, to conclude the quantitative analysis of this report, two last very interesting figures for the year 2022:

• 599 files submitted under the authorization system were the subject of an emergency processing request. This number is 20% higher than in 2021.
• only 0.065% of benefit recipients are students, although the CNOM stresses that its data on students is not exhaustive.

We’ll look at the quantitative analysis of this report in a future news post.