Surveys
Have your say: on the updates to the National Mental Health Statement of Rights and Responsibilities
In November 2010, the Mental Health Standing Committee endorsed a limited review of the Mental Health Statement of Rights and Responsibilities, 1991. The review aims to update the Statement to reflect contemporary legislation and modern concepts of care, treatment, rehabilitation and recovery.
NSW CAG would like to get feedback from mental health consumers on the new draft National Mental Health Statement:
- Is the Statement clear? Are the rights and responsibilities easy to understand?
- Are the rights and responsibilities relevant to current mental health practices?
- Is there a good balance between the rights and responsibilities of people with mental illness and the rights and responsibilities of the people who support them, such as carers, families, and mental health professionals?
- Does the statement cover the right issues?
- Is anything missing?
The draft Statement is available 
here..
To gather feedback from mental health consumers, NSW CAG has put up an online survey, available at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/M585H6P
Alternatively, you can email your comments to Ka Ki Ng, Policy Officer, at kaking@nswcag.org.au or give the Policy Team a call at 9332 0200.
All comments are needed by Friday 16 September 5pm.
Have your say: NSW Mental Health Commission
NSW CAG would like to thank everyone who participated in the online Have your say: Mental Health Commission Survey. This survey is now closed. The report from NSW CAG's consultations will be available online soon.
Have your say on proposed changes to NSW CAG's Logo
To reflect the multi-cultural society that NSW CAG represents it was suggested that the NSW CAG logo be changed to reflect our ethnic diversity. NSW CAG conducted a survey regarding this proposal. Results will be announced shortly.
This survey is now closed.
2011 Annual Communications and Participation Survey
This survey is now closed.
Thank you to all stakeholders who took time to participate in this annual survey, your feedback will help us to evaluate, improve and inform our work in 2011.
Have Your Say - Changes to Magistrate Inquiries- Questionnarie
This survey is now closed.
NSW CAG would like to thank everyone who participated in the online Have your say: Changes to Magistrate Inquiries - Questionnaire. The result of the survey will be available online soon.