3.1 encourage States parties
to invest renewed efforts in implementing fully the recommendations
of Council of Europe monitoring bodies as a way of preserving linguistic,
ethnic and cultural diversity and building societies in which minorities
are not merely tolerated, but respected and perceived as an equal and
integral part;
3.2 step up its efforts to ensure the rapid adoption of the
resolutions that conclude the monitoring cycle with respect to each
State party, in accordance with the procedure set out in Resolution
CM/Res(2019)49 on the revised monitoring arrangements under Articles
24 to 26 of the Framework Convention for the Protection of National
Minorities, adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 11 December
2019;
3.3 examine ways to ensure regular and formal co-operation
between the Advisory Committee of the Framework Convention and the
European Commission for Democracy through Law (Venice Commission)
when assessing the compliance with Council of Europe norms and standards
of domestic legislation related to the protection of national minorities
in member States;
3.4 consider establishing more multi-faceted co-operation
with civil society through the creation of a public online platform
that would enable more data to be collected and would allow serious
concerns about the rights of persons belonging to national minorities
to be detected at an earlier stage, along similar lines to the Platform
to promote the protection of journalism and safety of journalists
already put in place by the Council of Europe.