Gender roles in policing |
Survey Questions
Do you think whether a police officer is a man or a woman influences the quality and outcomes of policing? Whatever your answer, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) would like to hear your views.
This survey is part of research being completed by an AFP police officer. The research is intended to help the AFP to understand:
- if men and women police differently and,
- if having equal numbers of men and women in the police would change the community's experiences of policing.
The survey is open to everyone in the community. It doesn't matter if you've had a lot of contact with police, or no contact with police. It doesn't matter why you have had contact with police. We would love to hear from you.
Participation in this survey is voluntary. It will take around 15 minutes to complete. All of the information you provide will be confidential. Survey findings may be shared with the public, but it will not include any identifying information about participants.
You may choose to share your name and email address to go into the draw to win a $100 Coles Myer voucher, but this is not mandatory. If you do share your name, the AFP will not share it and will not link it to your survey answers.
This research is being undertaken by Sergeant Krissy Barrett using scholarship funds awarded by AFP Legacy. If you have an questions or concerns about participating in the survey you can contact Krissy at krissy.barrett@afp.gov.au. The survey will close on 30 November 2016.
One last thing, make sure that at the bottom of the page you click the 'next button', and that you click the 'done' button on the last page to ensure your answers are submitted. Thankyou for your time.