Analysis by the British Humanist Association in 2013 found that the majority of free school applications were from religious groups.[73] The Catholic Education Service said that it would not open free schools because their admissions rules would only let them reserve 50% of places for children from Catholic families, unlike Voluntary Aided schools which can select up to 100% of places using faith criteria.[74] Education Secretary Michael Gove said in 2011 he had ruled out religious fundamentalist groups being able to set up free schools.[75]