The plenary session of the Social Council for the Catalan Language, the highest consultative and advisory body on linguistic matters in the Balearic Islands, has approved a proposal of urgent actions drawn up by the Linguistic Planning Commission to address the decline of Catalan. The proposal received 21 votes in favor, 24 abstentions—mainly from representatives linked to the People's Party (PP)—and 1 vote against (Vox). Among the most urgent measures, the Council is calling for the withdrawal of the voluntary pilot program for free choice of language in schools, the creation of a language project at the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB), and a welcome plan for newly arrived healthcare professionals, including intensive Catalan courses and integration tools, among other proposals.

The Balearic Cultural Work (OCB) has called on the president of the Catalan government, Marga Prohens, to convene an urgent meeting of the Social Council of the Catalan Language to discuss the Plan of Urgent Actions on Language Policy, which "has been lying dormant since March," according to the organization. Furthermore, the OCB lamented that the Council has not met for 15 months, despite the fact that the current situation regarding the language "does not allow for further delays."