Education and Research, because just like Valérie Pécresse ("doormatted" in 2008) and despite several warnings, she rendered legal the article 2 of her bill for English teaching by keeping it. 2014: Pierre Moscovici, member of the European Commission, for having sent to Michel Sapin, minister for Finances and Public Accounts, a letter entirely in English. 2015: Alexandre de Juniac, CEO of Air-France-KLM, for the advertisement campaign "Air France, France is in the air", replacing the elegant commercial « Faire du ciel le plus bel endroit de la terre » (Making of the Sky the prettiest place on Earth). 2016: Anne-Florence Schmitt, director of the editorial board of Madame Figaro, for the constant abuse of anglicisms and bogus English, in that magazine targeted for a large feminine public. 2017: Anne Hidalgo, mayor of Paris, for using English as the main language of communication of the City of Paris. 2018: Olivier Schrameck, President of the Conseil supérieur de l'audiovisuel, for refusing to enforce the rules on the use of the French language in radio and television. 2019: La Banque postale, for its mobile banking product entitled "Ma French Bank" and the related advertising. 2021: Gérald Darmanin, Minister of the Interior, for promoting the new bilingual identity card. Winners of the special Jury Award 2001: Lego, the Danish toy company, for showcasing its products in English, in France and all over the world, with slogans such as "Explore being me", "Explore together", "Explore logic" and "Explore imagination." 2002: Romano Prodi, president of the European Commission, for defying community rules by never missing an opportunity to promote English as the one and only language for labelling food products and negotiating with other European countries. 2003: Pascal Lamy, for his systematic use of English in defiance of community rules, while acting as European commissioner. 2004: Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank, for presenting the ECB's policy statements in English at the European Parliament and for declaring "I am not a Frenchman" (in English) when taking office. 2005: Josep Borrell, president of the European Parliament, for favouring English at a session of the Euro-Mediterranean parliamentary assembly after having just presided at Rabat in Morocco without having translated the working papers. 2006: Ernest-Antoine Seillière, president of the Union of Industrial and Employers' Confederations of Europe, for having delivered a speech to the European Council in Brussels in English in March 2006. 2007: The police of