[PDF] abs standard indigenous question

The ABS Standard Indigenous Question is based upon the Commonwealth working definition but does not include the third element of the Commonwealth definition,  Introduction · Definition of variable · Collection of variable data · Processing the dataAutres questions
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  • What is the ABS standard Indigenous?

    The ABS Standard Indigenous Question is based upon the Commonwealth working definition but does not include the third element of the Commonwealth definition, namely that 'an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander is a person who is accepted as such by the community in which he or she lives'.

  • What is the three part test for Indigenous people?

    The test has three elements, all of which must be proved by the person claiming to be Aboriginal: the person must identify as Aboriginal, the Aboriginal community must recognise the person as Aboriginal, and the person is Aboriginal by way of descent.

  • What is the standard Indigenous question in Victoria?

    “Victoria Police officers must ask the Standard Indigenous Question when a person is taken into custody for questioning.” The standard Indigenous question, 'Are you an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Person? ', is based on self-identification.
  • It is useful to contact an organisation where your family is from, if possible, as someone in the community might know of or remember your family. An Indigenous organisation in the area where you live may also be able to provide you with a letter of confirmation.
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