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parnell8

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Survey​
I’m currently doing a personal interest project on political unawareness amongst Australia’s youth and the survey is to be distributed to many adolescents to see the standard of knowledge amongst them, so complete this survey of your own knowledge not someone else’s or out of a book. The information will remain anonymous in the eventual assessment.
All questions refer to Australia and its political structures. Please HIGHLIGHT or place a clear CROSS (X) next to your answer. SORRY BOUT THE CLOSNESS OF ANSWERE IT WONT LET ME SPACE IT OUT
Part (A) General knowledge

Generally how many years is there between a federal elections?
3 2
4 5

Where was the first Australian Parliament located?
Melbourne Sydney
Canberra Brisbane

Separation of powers is the

Separating of federal state and local governments
Separating the judicial, executive and legislative arms of control
Separating levels of courts
Separating police levels

What level of Government makes law regarding crime?
Federal State
Local

What is put into parliament to be passed to become law?
Document Bill
File Declaration

How is the constitution changed?
Passed bill Public vote
Referendum Queens pass

What is Labours policy on the Industrial Relations issue?
AWA’s Contracts
Awards Minimal pay

What is Liberals policy on the Industrial Relations issue?
AWA’s Contracts
Awards Minimal pay

What is federation?
Losing of the queen
Becoming republic
Coming together of colonies under the monarch
Joining of colonies as a individual state

Where was the bill for federation passed?
United Kingdom Australia
NSW Vic


Name three major policies of conflict in the last election
1)___________________________________________
2)___________________________________________
3)___________________________________________

What does the senate give power too?
States Councils
Royalty The Disadvantaged

Who is the head of state?
Prime minister Queen
President Governor General

Statute law refers to law made through parliament
True False

Who was the longest serving Prime Minister?
E. Barton R. Menzies
K. Beazley R. Hawke

Who was the first Prime minister?
J. Chifley R. Hawke
E. Barton R. Menzies

Name the two main federal parties
1)___________________________
2)____________________________

Name three more federal Parties
1)____________________________
2)____________________________
3)____________________________

What is another name for the senate?
Lower house Queens room
Upper house Red Assembly

When Was Australia Officially Federated (FEDERATION) ?
1951 1901
1801 1903

Name one Senator
______________________________

Who is the opposition leader
B. Nelson J. Howard
P. Costello M. Turnbull


What Electorate are you in? Suburb :


Electrote:

What gender is your member for parliament?
Male Female

How many Seats in house of representatives?
152 150
120 76

How many senators elected in each state?
12 6
2 10

Part (B) Education

Have you been involved in any form of political education?
Yes No

If yes, was this just basic background works or extensive views and insight to political stands? (legal and commerce are basic)
Basic Extensive

Where did this education take place and what was it called?
_________________________________________

_________________________________________
_________________________________________

Would u participate in forms of political education if it was available?
Yes No

Do you believe political studies should be done at an introductory level during school to help youth better understand political issues and views? (would not have to be a tested subject)
Yes No
Why ?
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________

Do you believe better availability of political education would enhance youth political knowledge?
Yes No


Part (C) Participation
These Questions refer to political activists events, meaning that participating in these would be for a political cause. The answer would do means that u would see yourself engaging in this activity in future

Take part in rally/demonstration
Have done Would do

Occupy buildings as a protest
Have done Would do

Damage of property as a protest
Have done Would do


Use of violence in protest
Have done Would do

Write to or contacting the Prime Minister
Have done Would do

Write to or contact Politician
Have done Would do

Write or contact media
Have done Would do

If the following were to hold a public demonstration promoting their cause what is the likeliness of you attending? (place number in the box)
1= Defiantly not 2= Probably not 3= Maybe 4= Very likely

Peace/anti-war Movement [ ]

Green movement [ ]

Free refugees Movement [ ]

Aboriginal Land Rights Movement [ ]

Anti-Globalisation Movement [ ]

Pro-Abortion Movement [ ]

Anti-Abortion Movement [ ]

Homosexual Rights Movement [ ]

Pro-Euthanasia Movement [ ]

Anti-Euthanasia Movement [ ]

Legalising Marijuana Movement [ ]

Anti- Marijuana Movement [ ]

Enhance Hospitals Movement [ ]

Enhance Education Movement [ ]

Do you intend to vote once 18?
Yes No

If voting was not compulsory would u still vote?
Yes No

Have you voted in school Council elections?
Yes No

Have you stood for school council?
Yes No
 

Cerry

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Part (A) General knowledge

Generally how many years is there between a federal elections?
4

Where was the first Australian Parliament located?
Melbourne

Separation of powers is the
Separating of federal state and local governments


What level of Government makes law regarding crime?
Federal & State - Definitely state, which is why some things are legal in some states and not other (eg, the age of consent). But I'm pretty sure there are laws about crime made by the federal government, as well


What is put into parliament to be passed to become law?
Bill


How is the constitution changed?
Referendum

What is Labours policy on the Industrial Relations issue?
Awards

What is Liberals policy on the Industrial Relations issue?
AWAs

What is federation?
Coming together of colonies under the monarch

Where was the bill for federation passed?
United Kingdom


Name three major policies of conflict in the last election
1) Signing Kyoto Protocol
2) AWAs
3) Immigration

What does the senate give power to?
States


Who is the head of state?
Queen who is represented by the Governor General in Australia

Statute law refers to law made through parliament
True

Who was the longest serving Prime Minister?
R. Menzies

Who was the first Prime minister?
E. Barton

Name the two main federal parties
1) Labor
2) Liberal

Name three more federal Parties
1) Greens
2) Nationals
3) One Nation (except I think they've actually disbanded now...Pauline Hanson definitely has a new party)

What is another name for the senate?
Upper house

When Was Australia Officially Federated (FEDERATION) ?
1901

Name one Senator
Peter Garret

Who is the opposition leader
B. Nelson

What Electorate are you in?
Depends if you're talking state or national. I'm not sure which way it goes, but one is New England (national, i think) and the other is Northern Tablelands


What gender is your member for parliament?
Male

How many Seats in house of representatives?
120

How many senators elected in each state?
12

Part (B) Education

Have you been involved in any form of political education?
Yes

If yes, was this just basic background works or extensive views and insight to political stands? (legal and commerce are basic)
Basic. Just stuff about how voting works, and all that jazz

Where did this education take place and what was it called?
Year 9 trip to Canberra involved parliament house and the AEC head office. And they got the AEC in to run our SRC elections a few years back.

Would you participate in forms of political education if it was available?
Depends what you're calling political education. I'm happy to learn about the voting system and stuff, but I'm not going to listen to anyone telling me who to vote for etc

Do you believe political studies should be done at an introductory level during school to help youth better understand political issues and views? (would not have to be a tested subject)
Not sure. In theory, it's a good idea - but it's also a great way to spread propoganda and have teachers forcing their views on their students

Do you believe better availability of political education would enhance youth political knowledge?
Yes, although a lot of people aren't going to care either way

Part (C) Participation
These Questions refer to political activists events, meaning that participating in these would be for a political cause. The answer would do means that you would see yourself engaging in this activity in future

Take part in rally/demonstration
Have done, several times. Mostly anti-war stuff

Occupy buildings as a protest
Would do - if you mean a sit in

Damage of property as a protest
Wouldn't do. It doesn't matter how opposed I am to something, I'm not going to damage other people's property to get my ideas across

Use of violence in protest
Wouldn't do

Write to or contacting the Prime Minister
Have done (I think)

Write to or contact Politician
Have done

Write or contact media
Would do

If the following were to hold a public demonstration promoting their cause what is the likeliness of you attending? (place number in the box)
1= Defiantly not 2= Probably not 3= Maybe 4= Very likely

Peace/anti-war Movement [4]

Green movement [3]

Free refugees Movement [4]

Aboriginal Land Rights Movement [4]

Anti-Globalisation Movement [3]

Pro-Abortion Movement [3]

Anti-Abortion Movement [1]

Homosexual Rights Movement [4]

Pro-Euthanasia Movement [2]

Anti-Euthanasia Movement [2]

Legalising Marijuana Movement [2]

Anti- Marijuana Movement [2]

Enhance Hospitals Movement [3]

Enhance Education Movement [3]

Do you intend to vote once 18?
Yes (not as if I actually have a choice, mind you)

If voting was not compulsory would u still vote?
Yes

Have you voted in school Council elections?
Yes

Have you stood for school council?
Yes

Just an FYI on survey writing - spell check it first. And don't use u instead of you. It doesn't look particularly good to hand people something with spelling and grammar mistake in it
 

SiN3m

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Part (A) General knowledge

Generally how many years is there between a federal elections?
3 2
4 5

Where was the first Australian Parliament located?
Melbourne Sydney
Canberra Brisbane

Separation of powers is the

Separating of federal state and local governments
Separating the judicial, executive and legislative arms of control
Separating levels of courts
Separating police levels

What level of Government makes law regarding crime?
Federal State
Local

What is put into parliament to be passed to become law?
Document Bill
File Declaration

How is the constitution changed?
Passed bill Public vote
Referendum Queens pass

What is Labours policy on the Industrial Relations issue?
AWA’s Contracts
Awards Minimal pay

What is Liberals policy on the Industrial Relations issue?
AWA’s Contracts
Awards Minimal pay

What is federation?
Losing of the queen
Becoming republic
Coming together of colonies under the monarch
Joining of colonies as a individual state

Where was the bill for federation passed?
United Kingdom Australia
NSW Vic


Name three major policies of conflict in the last election
1)___________________________________________
2)___________________________________________
3)___________________________________________

What does the senate give power too?
States Councils
Royalty The Disadvantaged

Who is the head of state?
Prime minister Queen
President Governor General

Statute law refers to law made through parliament
True False

Who was the longest serving Prime Minister?
E. Barton R. Menzies
K. Beazley R. Hawke

Who was the first Prime minister?
J. Chifley R. Hawke
E. Barton R. Menzies

Name the two main federal parties
1)_labour__________________________
2)______liberal______________________

Name three more federal Parties
1)___________Greens_________________
2)_Natural Law party___________________________
3)_________Socialist Equality Party___________________

What is another name for the senate?
Lower house Queens room
Upper house Red Assembly

When Was Australia Officially Federated (FEDERATION) ?
1951 1901
1801 1903

Name one Senator
_alan Ferguson_____________________________

Who is the opposition leader
B. Nelson J. Howard
P. Costello M. Turnbull


What Electorate are you in? Suburb : auburn


Electrote: Barbara Perry???

What gender is your member for parliament?
Male Female

How many Seats in house of representatives?
152 150
120 76

How many senators elected in each state?
12 6
2 10

Part (B) Education

Have you been involved in any form of political education?
Yes No ??? dnt know what it is

If yes, was this just basic background works or extensive views and insight to political stands? (legal and commerce are basic)
Basic Extensive

Where did this education take place and what was it called?
____legal studies in school???_____________________________________

_________________________________________
_________________________________________

Would u participate in forms of political education if it was available?
Yes No

Do you believe political studies should be done at an introductory level during school to help youth better understand political issues and views? (would not have to be a tested subject)
Yes No
Why ?
yes because many finish highschool at 18 or just before they turn 18 so thye should be aware of political issues around them in order to vote right, if an election is to be held soon after________________ ________________
__________________________________________________ ________________

Do you believe better availability of political education would enhance youth political knowledge?
Yes No


Part (C) Participation
These Questions refer to political activists events, meaning that participating in these would be for a political cause. The answer would do means that u would see yourself engaging in this activity in future

Take part in rally/demonstration
Have done Would do

Occupy buildings as a protest
Have done Would do

Damage of property as a protest
Have done Would do


Use of violence in protest
Have done Would do

Write to or contacting the Prime Minister
Have done Would do

Write to or contact Politician
Have done Would do

Write or contact media
Have done Would do

If the following were to hold a public demonstration promoting their cause what is the likeliness of you attending? (place number in the box)
1= Defiantly not 2= Probably not 3= Maybe 4= Very likely

Peace/anti-war Movement [ 3]

Green movement [4 ]

Free refugees Movement [ 2]

Aboriginal Land Rights Movement [2 ]

Anti-Globalisation Movement [ 2]

Pro-Abortion Movement [ 2]

Anti-Abortion Movement [ 1]

Homosexual Rights Movement [ 3]

Pro-Euthanasia Movement [2 ]

Anti-Euthanasia Movement [ 2]

Legalising Marijuana Movement [ 1]

Anti- Marijuana Movement [1 ]

Enhance Hospitals Movement [ 2]

Enhance Education Movement [ 3]

Do you intend to vote once 18?
Yes No

If voting was not compulsory would u still vote?
Yes No

Have you voted in school Council elections?
Yes No

Have you stood for school council?
Yes No
 

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A survey on the Australian political arena with no question on Gough Whitlam or his dismissal? Disgraceful.
 

parnell8

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fallenstar said:
A survey on the Australian political arena with no question on Gough Whitlam or his dismissal? Disgraceful.
yeh i no there is alot more that should be in here but i put it in n ppl had no idea at all on some stuff like ppl are only just scrapin gettin half the questions now
 

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Part (A) General knowledge

Generally how many years is there between a federal elections?
3 2
4 5

Where was the first Australian Parliament located?
Melbourne Sydney
Canberra Brisbane

Separation of powers is the

Separating of federal state and local governments
Separating the judicial, executive and legislative arms of control
Separating levels of courts
Separating police levels

What level of Government makes law regarding crime?
Federal State
Local

What is put into parliament to be passed to become law?
Document Bill
File Declaration

How is the constitution changed?
Passed bill Public vote
Referendum Queens pass

What is Labours policy on the Industrial Relations issue?
AWA’s Contracts
Awards Minimal pay

What is Liberals policy on the Industrial Relations issue?
AWA’s Contracts
Awards Minimal pay

What is federation?
Losing of the queen
Becoming republic
Coming together of colonies under the monarch
Joining of colonies as a individual state

Where was the bill for federation passed?
United Kingdom Australia
NSW Vic


Name three major policies of conflict in the last election
1)_________________Kyoto protical__________________________
2)________________Immigration___________________________
3)___________________________________________

What does the senate give power too?
States Councils
Royalty The Disadvantaged

Who is the head of state?
Prime minister Queen
President Governor General

Statute law refers to law made through parliament
True False

Who was the longest serving Prime Minister?
E. Barton R. Menzies
K. Beazley R. Hawke

Who was the first Prime minister?
J. Chifley R. Hawke
E. Barton R. Menzies

Name the two main federal parties
1)_________________Labor__________
2)___________________Liberal_________

Name three more federal Parties
1)_____________Greens_______________
2)________________One Nation____________
3)_______________________Independants_____

What is another name for the senate?
Lower house Queens room
Upper house Red Assembly

When Was Australia Officially Federated (FEDERATION) ?
1951 1901
1801 1903

Name one Senator
_______________Peter Garrat (should have stuck to music)_______________

Who is the opposition leader
B. Nelson J. Howard
P. Costello M. Turnbull


What Electorate are you in? Suburb :


Electrote:

What gender is your member for parliament?
Male Female

How many Seats in house of representatives?
152 150
120 76

How many senators elected in each state?
12 6
2 10

Part (B) Education

Have you been involved in any form of political education?
Yes No

If yes, was this just basic background works or extensive views and insight to political stands? (legal and commerce are basic)
Basic Extensive

Where did this education take place and what was it called?
_____________________Year 11 and 12 legal____________________

_________________________________________
_________________________________________

Would u participate in forms of political education if it was available?
Yes No only if it just wasnt people telling us why we should vote for someone

Do you believe political studies should be done at an introductory level during school to help youth better understand political issues and views? (would not have to be a tested subject)
Yes No
Why ?
_________teachers would/could take advantage of it and brainwash everyone with their own political opinions_________________________________________ ________________
__________________________________________________ ________________
__________________________________________________ ________________

Do you believe better availability of political education would enhance youth political knowledge?
Yes No


Part (C) Participation
These Questions refer to political activists events, meaning that participating in these would be for a political cause. The answer would do means that u would see yourself engaging in this activity in future

Take part in rally/demonstration
Have done Would do

Occupy buildings as a protest
Have done Would do

Damage of property as a protest
Have done Would do DEFINATELY NOT


Use of violence in protest
Have done Would do DEFINATELY NOT

Write to or contacting the Prime Minister
Have done Would do

Write to or contact Politician
Have done Would do

Write or contact media
Have done Would do

If the following were to hold a public demonstration promoting their cause what is the likeliness of you attending? (place number in the box)
1= Defiantly not 2= Probably not 3= Maybe 4= Very likely

Peace/anti-war Movement [ 2]

Green movement [ 3]

Free refugees Movement [3 ]

Aboriginal Land Rights Movement [ 2]

Anti-Globalisation Movement [1 ]

Pro-Abortion Movement [ 1]

Anti-Abortion Movement [ 3]

Homosexual Rights Movement [4 ]No question about it, they are severly disadvantaged and definately deserve the same rights as others

Pro-Euthanasia Movement [4 ]

Anti-Euthanasia Movement [1 ]

Legalising Marijuana Movement [2 ]

Anti- Marijuana Movement [ 3]

Enhance Hospitals Movement [ 3]

Enhance Education Movement [2 ]

Do you intend to vote once 18?
Yes No

If voting was not compulsory would u still vote?
Yes No

Have you voted in school Council elections?
Yes No

Have you stood for school council?
Yes No
 
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