For years there have been hints that the Community wanted to better demonstrate the link between Wallonia and Brussels, the two main territories where the French speakers are in the majority. These include the creation of several organisations such as "Wallonie-Bruxelles International", a public body in charge of international cultural affairs set up jointly by the French Community, the Walloon Region and the Commission communautaire française (COCOF, a French-speaking institution of the Brussels-Capital Region). The concept of ""Wallonie-Bruxelles"" is however not mentioned in the Belgian constitution, and appeared only in a few official legal texts, such as the ""Arrêté du Gouvernement de la Communauté française fixant le code de qualité et de l'accueil"" of 17 December 2003, mentioning the name ""Communauté Wallonie-Bruxelles"", and the ""Arrêté du Gouvernement de la Communauté française approuvant le programme quinquennal de promotion de la santé 2004–2008"" of 30 April 2004, mentioning the name ""Communauté française Wallonie-Bruxelles"".