Yoursay Community Panel Territory Coat of Arms Survey Summary Report

Yoursay Community Panel Territory Coat of Arms Survey Summary Report

YourSay Community Panel Territory Coat of Arms Survey Summary Report 27 April 2021 Background: The ACT Government is reviewing the emblems which represent and celebrate the Australian Capital Territory following a Legislative Assembly enquiry in 2018. This includes developing a new Territory Coat of Arms. As part of community engagement in this process, a survey has been developed to gauge preferences of YourSay Panel members regarding current and possible new emblems to be used in a new Territory Coat of Arms. Purpose: The findings from the survey will help inform the design of options for a Territory Coat of Arms (undertaken in conjunction with students from the University of Canberra) which will subsequently be put to the community for further feedback. Timeframe: The survey took place between 1–11 April 2021. Sample: 1,720 YourSay Community Panel members completed the survey. Weighting: The results have been weighted to reflect relative population proportions based on Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Census figures. Rounding: In single choice questions, results may not add up to 100% due to rounding. Limitations: The methodology is biased towards those with internet and computer literacy. 2 Sample profile (unweighted) Female 58% Region Gender Male 41% Non-binary 1% 14% Prefer not to say 1% 22% 19% 16-24 7% 25-34 17% 8% Age 35-44 20% 8% 45-54 17% 10% 55-64 19% 18% 65-74 15% 75+ 4% 3 * Totals may not add up to 100% due to rounding n=1,720 Around four in ten members are aware of plans to create a new Territory Coat of Arms Q. Before today, were you aware of plans to create a new Territory Coat of Arms? There is higher awareness among males compared with females 58% 42% Awareness is highest among the Baby Boomer generation Yes No 4 n=1,720 Around six in ten are very or quite interested about having a say on the Coat of Arms in the future Q. And how interested are you in having a say about a new Territory Coat of Arms? 27% 29% 35% 8% 2% Very interested Quite interested Somewhat interested Not very interested Not at all interested 5 n=1,720 A public vote is frequently raised as the way for Canberrans to have their say Q. How would you like to have a say on the design of the Coat of Arms in the future? This type of questionnaire is a good I'd like to see way of giving input possible finalists in the Voting on re-design and SURVEYS Another survey like submitted provide a vote this one designs on them PUBLIC I would like to see some proposed designs and be VOTE able to comment FORUMS Broad level community engagement that all residents can be party to 6 n=1,720 Brindabellas and Gang-gang Cockatoo emerging as most preferred symbols Q. Which of these symbols would you most like to see on a new Territory Coat of Arms? The Brindabella Mountains 62% The Gang-gang Cockatoo 59% The Royal Bluebell 48% The Mulleun (Little Eagle) 37% The Southern Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby 30% The Bogong Moth 28% A gum tree 25% Others include: • Lake Burley Griffin The Black swan 22% • Parliament House • Black Mountain/Telstra Tower • Other Aboriginal design/theme Something else 12% • Other fauna None of the above 2% 7 n=1,720 Other comments – main themes Q. Was there anything else you would like to add about the Coat of Arms? Incorporate No need to Indigenous change current design / stylistic Keep it simple – Coat of Arms Indigenous community visually clean, not representation / too busy engagement in design should be central Remove references to Needs to Waste of time / money the Queen / UK / Latin recognisable / distinctly Euro-centric, not fitting ‘Canberran’ for Australia 8 .

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