L’autre élément relevé est énoncé dans la communication du MLI : « Following other jurisdictions’ leads, Dummitt and Patterson advocate for the creation of an Academic Freedom Act, which would tie provincial funding for post-secondary institutions to their adherence to fundamental principles under the Act that protect academic freedom. They also recommend measures to enshrine institutional neutrality on partisan or controversial issues, the elimination political loyalty tests, and the promotion of a culture of academic freedom at universities. » À croire que le Québec a ouvert la voie et que la loi 32 inspire la réflexion.
