Government Relations Federal Programming 

1.Name (Leave blank to remain anonymous)
2.What’s your role?
3.Does your credit union have a dedicated staff person responsible for government relations?
4.What peer group is your credit union in?
5.Have you participated in CCUA advocacy in the past? Select all the apply
6.If yes, how often do you participate?
7.How much time can your credit union allot to government relations activities?
8.What programs are you interested in participating in?
Very Interested
Somewhat Interested
Not Interested
In Person Lobby Day
Virtual Lobby Day or Week
Grassroots Digital Advocacy
Social Media
Email Writing Campaigns
Meetings with Department Officials (ex: OSFI, FCAC, CMHC)
"Bring your legislator to work” day or other unique local events
9.What would you like to see incorporated in future in-person or virtual lobby days?
10.What information are you most interested in showcasing to your legislators about your credit union?
11.How valuable is increased outreach with regulators, arms-length agencies, crown corporations and departmental officials (e.g. OSFI, CMHC, BOC, Department of Finance, other relevant public servants) to your credit union and the sector?
12.What time of year is best for you to take meetings or participate in advocacy?
13.How challenging is it for you to pull data about your credit union (e.g. number of members by postal code, number of small business or ag loans)?
14.What is the best way to help ensure your credit unions’ engagement in national advocacy programming, such as resources or trainings?
Are there any specific barriers to your participation?
15.What federal election outreach are you interested in CCUA pursuing?
16.What kind of federal election information is useful to you?
17.Are you interested in increased opportunities for information sharing with other credit union professionals or CCUA staff who engage in national advocacy work?
18.Is there anything else you would like to provide feedback on?
Current Progress,
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