 Complete the following phrase:  The first PQ government was known as the republic of professors because of the large number of scholars in Lévesques cabinet. The PQ was the first government to recognize the rights of Aboriginal peoples to self-determination, insofar as this self-determination did not affect the territorial integrity of Quebec. The PQ passed laws on public consultations and the ficing of political parties, which ensured equal ficing of political parties and limited contributions by individuals to 3000. However, the most prominent legacy of the PQ is the Charter of the French Language Bill 101, a framework law which defines the linguistic primacy of French and seeks to make French the common public language of Quebec. It allowed the advancement of francophones towards management roles, until then largely out of their reach. Despite the fact that 85 of the population spoke French and most of them did not understand English, the language of management was English in most medium and large businesses. Critics, both Francophone and Anglophone, have however criticized the charter for restraining citizens linguistic school choice, as it forbids immigrants and Quebecers of French descent from attending English-language schools funded by the state private schools remained an option for those who could afford tuition. The Parti Québécois initiated the 