I filled it in as an individual 'international' respondent. In answer to question two I stated that Australian guidelines matter to me as a New Zealander because they'll influence medical practice in NZ
Here are all the questions I was presented with, as
@Utsikt says they don't cover all the purported aims of the survey:
1. Privacy Collection Notice
2. What is your interest in completing this survey? For instance, do you have, know of or care for someone with ME/CFS? Have you previously had ME/CFS or related conditions? Do you treat people living with ME/CFS? Do you research ME/CFS or related conditions?
3. Are you responding as an individual or on behalf of an organisation?
4. What state or territory do you live in? [includes answer option 'international location']
5. Do you live outside of the capital city in your state?
6. What is your sex?
7. What is your gender?
8. Do you identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander?
9. Do you speak a language other than English at home?
10. Which of the following best describes you? [lived experience, researcher, etc]
11. If you currently have ME/CFS
How long have you had it for
Is a medical practitioner helping you manage your symptoms?
What support are you using to help manage your symptoms?
12. Do you have experience with other related conditions?
[questions 13-19 were not shown to me]
20. What are the three most important topics that you would like to see in an Australian clinical practice guideline for ME/CFS and related conditions?[free text]
21. In a guideline development process, health outcomes (or symptoms) are identified and prioritised before searching for evidence. What health outcomes would you consider important to review the evidence for? [tick box list plus free text option, limit 300 characters]
22. Are there any other issues you feel are important to address in the guideline? [free text]
23. Permission to Publish [de-identified responses, you can deny]