He didn't say so this morning, but I've already heard him refer to about 80%. We must remember what he didn't say, which is that the survey excluded all anglophones and allophones whose first official language wasn't French. This means that all the others who became rights-holders under the other two criteria weren't taken into consideration.
Yes, we did a fairly good job of measuring the other two criteria in the post-census survey for francophones. Given their mother tongue, francophones are often already rights-holders. Therefore, the others aren't found among the francophones. They're found among the anglophones who are francophiles or among those who, through historical assimilation, became anglophones and who rediscovered French through their children. None of this is measured by the post-census survey.