Catalan language advocacy organizations, led by Òmnium and Platform for the Language, are preparing for a ruling by the Constitutional Court (CC) that would dismantle the legal response constructed during the previous term, with broad consensus, to prevent the imposition of a 25% quota for Spanish in schools. In 2022, during the Aragonese government, a decree-law was passed that prevented the application of language percentages in education (under the pro-independence majority at the time). A law, which in this case also received the support of the PSC (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party) and the Comuns (Comuns), established Catalan as the vehicular language and established the use of official languages in education. The law appears likely to pass the Constitutional Court, but not the decree-law, which was more explicit in rejecting the 25% quota and could give the High Court of Justice of Catalonia (TSJC) the opportunity to continue its offensive.