in quebec in 2002 following the passing of bill 104, recommendations presented to commission of the estates-general were rejected. in 2013, the québec cultural society for the deaf presented additional recommendations during discussions on the update of bill 14 which would ultimately modify the charter of the french language. three recommendations were proposed modifying the charter such that lsq is recognized along the same lines as done for the language and culture of north american aboriginal peoples and the inuit of quebec. the first was noting that lsq is the primary language of communication for deaf quebecois, the second that deaf youths be taught bilingually (french/lsq) in all cadres of education and the third that french be rendered accessible to all d/deaf people within the province. bill 14 was never voted on by the national assembly due to the minority party being unable to amass enough support from other parties.