The government's launching its Social Attitudes Survey this week, giving people the chance to share their views on island life.
Feedback on issues like employment, healthcare and crime is used by government to make policies and better understand public opinion.
Letters will be sent to 3,000 random households, with participation by invite only.
One resident from each household will complete the questionnaire, with a deadline of Saturday, September 6.
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