The Czech government admitted that some of the special schools’ student bodies comprised 80% to 90% Roma children. However, if there was discrimination, it was not direct, because under Czech law, such a move could be decided only by a school headmaster based on the results of an intelligence test at an educational psychology counseling centre, and subject to the approval of the child’s parents or legal guardian.
捷克政府承认，在某些特殊学校的学生中，80%到90%是罗姆孩子。然而，就算存在歧视，那也不是直接的，因为按照捷克的法律，这种调动只能根据在教育心理咨询中心作的智力测试的结果由校长决定并且需得到孩子的家长或监护人的同意。