In 2011, 599,230 people (7.7% of the population) declared English to be their native language and 767,415 people (9.8%) used it most often as their home language. English-speaking Quebecers are entitled to services in English in the areas of justice, health, and education; services in English are offered in municipalities in which more than half the residents have English as their mother tongue. In 2011, allophones made up 12.3% of the population, and 7.1% used their native languages most often at home.