Federal Offences Survey

Thomson Reuters is undertaking a review of Federal Offences and we would like to invite you to have your say.

The following survey should only take about 5 minutes to complete and provides a great opportunity for you to let us know what's working, what's not working, what's missing and what you could do without. Your feedback will be used to direct any changes we make to the service.

We appreciate your time and look forward to sharing with you the improvements we'll be making to Federal Offences as a result of your feedback. If you have any questions regarding this survey, please contact the Product Manager, Gregory Sarlas at gregory.sarlas@thomsonreuters.com.

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* 1. Please state your role and your organisation.

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* 2. How do you usually access Federal Offences?

Looseleaf Paper Service

Westlaw AU

Legal Online

ProView

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* 3. Do you typically start your Federal Offences research by:

searching for a specific provision?

looking for a piece of legislation?

browsing a topic?

entering search terms online or researching the index for a particular phrase?

Other (please specify)

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* 4. On a scale of 1-5 with 5 being easy and 1 being difficult, how readily can you find the information or answers you need?

	1	2	3	4	5
Difficult to Easy	Difficult to Easy 1	Difficult to Easy 2	Difficult to Easy 3	Difficult to Easy 4	Difficult to Easy 5

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* 5. Also on a scale of 1-5 with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being not at all satisfied, how would you rate the currency of content in Federal Offences?

	1	2	3	4	5
Not at all Satisfied to Satisfied	Not at all Satisfied to Satisfied 1	Not at all Satisfied to Satisfied 2	Not at all Satisfied to Satisfied 3	Not at all Satisfied to Satisfied 4	Not at all Satisfied to Satisfied 5

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* 6. In terms of its scope, would you prefer that Federal Offences:

generally remained as it is?

shed minor legislation for a more in-depth focus on a few key practice areas?

offered annotations on core legislation only (eg, Crimes Act 1914 and Criminal Code Act 1995)?

Increased depth of treatment of some topics?

expanded to include more legislation and more practice areas?

added commentary to legislation extracts that are currently not annotated?

Other (please specify)

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* 7. How often do you use individual chapters within Federal Offences?

	Daily	Weekly	Monthly	Rarely	Never
Criminal Code	Criminal Code Daily	Criminal Code Weekly	Criminal Code Monthly	Criminal Code Rarely	Criminal Code Never
Crimes	Crimes Daily	Crimes Weekly	Crimes Monthly	Crimes Rarely	Crimes Never
Drugs	Drugs Daily	Drugs Weekly	Drugs Monthly	Drugs Rarely	Drugs Never
Corporations	Corporations Daily	Corporations Weekly	Corporations Monthly	Corporations Rarely	Corporations Never
Taxation	Taxation Daily	Taxation Weekly	Taxation Monthly	Taxation Rarely	Taxation Never
Social Security	Social Security Daily	Social Security Weekly	Social Security Monthly	Social Security Rarely	Social Security Never
Extradition	Extradition Daily	Extradition Weekly	Extradition Monthly	Extradition Rarely	Extradition Never
Migration and Citizenship	Migration and Citizenship Daily	Migration and Citizenship Weekly	Migration and Citizenship Monthly	Migration and Citizenship Rarely	Migration and Citizenship Never
Protective Justice	Protective Justice Daily	Protective Justice Weekly	Protective Justice Monthly	Protective Justice Rarely	Protective Justice Never
Terrorism	Terrorism Daily	Terrorism Weekly	Terrorism Monthly	Terrorism Rarely	Terrorism Never
Commercial Crime	Commercial Crime Daily	Commercial Crime Weekly	Commercial Crime Monthly	Commercial Crime Rarely	Commercial Crime Never
Investigation and Prosecution	Investigation and Prosecution Daily	Investigation and Prosecution Weekly	Investigation and Prosecution Monthly	Investigation and Prosecution Rarely	Investigation and Prosecution Never
Jurisdiction	Jurisdiction Daily	Jurisdiction Weekly	Jurisdiction Monthly	Jurisdiction Rarely	Jurisdiction Never
Courts & Tribunals	Courts & Tribunals Daily	Courts & Tribunals Weekly	Courts & Tribunals Monthly	Courts & Tribunals Rarely	Courts & Tribunals Never
Procedure	Procedure Daily	Procedure Weekly	Procedure Monthly	Procedure Rarely	Procedure Never
Sentencing	Sentencing Daily	Sentencing Weekly	Sentencing Monthly	Sentencing Rarely	Sentencing Never

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* 8. Can you think of a way in which any of these chapters could be improved?

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* 9. Are there any topics or practice areas which are not currently covered in the service but would be useful?

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* 10. Do you use any other services or sources of information as alternatives to Federal Offences?

Yes

If Yes, which do you use most?

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* 1. Please state your role and your organisation.

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* 2. How do you usually access Federal Offences?

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* 3. Do you typically start your Federal Offences research by:

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* 4. On a scale of 1-5 with 5 being easy and 1 being difficult, how readily can you find the information or answers you need?

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* 5. Also on a scale of 1-5 with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being not at all satisfied, how would you rate the currency of content in Federal Offences?

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* 6. In terms of its scope, would you prefer that Federal Offences:

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* 7. How often do you use individual chapters within Federal Offences?

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* 8. Can you think of a way in which any of these chapters could be improved?

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* 9. Are there any topics or practice areas which are not currently covered in the service but would be useful?

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* 10. Do you use any other services or sources of information as alternatives to Federal Offences?

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* 11. Finally, can Thomson Reuters contact you to discuss your feedback in greater depth?