Section A. Report overall

1. The Native Title Report is published annually. Have you read one of these Reports before?

Yes
No
Not sure

2. How much of our Native Title Report 2007 did you read? Please choose the most suitable response.

All of it Most of it Glanced through it Read particular sections Have not read it yet Will not read it

3. Would you read the Native Title Report 2007 again or in the future?

Yes
No
Maybe

Section B. Native Title Report 2007 format

4. a) Did the layout of the Native Title Report 2007 make information easy to find?

Yes
No
Sometimes

4. b) Was there a good balance between graphics and text?

Yes
No
Sometimes

4. c) Was the writing of the Native Title Report 2007 easy to understand?

Yes
No
Sometimes

5. In terms of report format, how would you rate the quality of the Native Title Report 2007?

Excellent
Good
Fair
Poor

6. In which format would you prefer to receive the Native Title Report 2007?

Paper
Electronic (CD)
Internet

Section C. Native Title Report 2007 content

7. For what purpose did you use the Native Title Report 2007? You may choose more than one response.

General knowledge Advocacy Policy work Legal Statistical Anthropological

Teaching, please specify:

Other, please specify:

8. How useful did you find the Native Title Report 2007?

Very useful
Useful
Slightly useful
Not useful

9. a) In terms of content, how would you rate the overall quality of the Native Title Report 2007?

Excellent
Good
Fair
Poor

9. b) In terms of content, what chapters of the Native Title Report 2007 did you find most useful? Please select a maximum of 3 responses.

Overview Chapter 1 – changes to the native title system Chapter 2 – changes to the claims resolution process Chapter 3 – changes to representative Indigenous bodies Chapter 4 – changes to respondent funding Chapter 5 – changes to prescribed bodies corporate Chapter 6 – The CATSI Act 2006 Chapter 7 – Selected native title cases: 2006-2007 Chapter 8 – Whereto native title Chapter 9 – Northern Territory intervention and Indigenous land Chapter 10 – Commercial fishing: a native title right? Chapter 11 – Study: Central Queensland ILUA template Chapter 12 – Study: Western Arnhem Land fire management

9. c) In terms of content what do you think could have been left out of the Native Title Report 2007? You may choose more than one response.

Nothing Case studies/examples Background information Data and Statistics Summaries of Federal Court cases Legislation other than the Native Title Act 1993 Activity outside of the native title system

Other, please describe:

10. Has your knowledge of native title in Australia improved as a result of having read the Native Title Report 2007?

Definitely yes A little yes No My knowledge was already extensive

Section D. Native Title Report 2007 usage

11. How has the Native Title Report 2007 been used by your organisation? You may choose more than one response.

Not applicable – I am an individual It is not used by other members of the organisation It is read by other members of the organisation It is placed in our library so that we can refer to it later It is used to inform our work/planning/strategy/policy development It is referenced and used as evidence to support our work It is used to add legitimacy to our work and/or as a basis for our own advocacy

Section E. Your details

12. a) Who are you? Please choose ONE from the following list which best describes you or the people represented by your organisation.

Not applicable – I am an individual Traditional owner Researcher Teacher Member of the legal profession Federal government employee State government employee Local government employee Native Title Representative Body employee Prescribed Body Corporate employee Mining industry employee Anthropologist Peak body/organisation employee Human rights advocate

Other (please describe):

AND /OR

12. b) Who is your organisation? Please choose ONE from the following list which best describes your organisation.

Not applicable – I am an individual user of the report Indigenous organisation Education institute Legal profession Federal government State government Local government Native Title Representative Body Prescribed Body Corporate Mining corporation Peak body/organisation

Other (please describe):

13. Where do you live?

Australian Capital Territory New South Wales Northern Territory Queensland South Australia Tasmania Torres Strait Victoria Western Australia

14. If you have any suggestions on how future Native Title Reports could be improved, or topics that should be included in future Native Title Reports, please list below.

15. Do you have any other comments?