The removal of the Croatian Democratic Union minister in the Central Bosnia Canton in 2005 by the OHR hasn't resulted in any progress related to the termination of segregation in schools yet. Greta Kuna replaced Lovrinović's position and continued the obstruction supported by Croatian Democratic Union. In 2007, her statement shocked the public when answering the question about 'two schools under one roof': ""The ‘Two Schools Under One Roof’ project will not be suspended because you can't mix apples and pears. Apples with apples and pears with pears."" - replied minister Kuna. On 16 February 2010, the parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina adopted a resolution establishing multiethnic school departments in the 57 schools in southern and central parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina. According to media in Sarajevo changes are unlikely to be enacted even next year. In 2017, numerous prominent writers, scientists, journalists, activists and other public figures from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia signed the Declaration on the Common Language, which calls for “abolishing all forms of linguistic segregation and discrimination in educational and public institutions“.