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Customers have told us that being respectful of their time is important. We have listened and are committed to making the experience of accessing government services much quicker and easier.
We’re creating connected customer journeys and integrating services across all of NSW Government, so customers only need to tell us once without having to repeat information about themselves or their circumstances over and over. Good customer experiences can save effort and give time back to customers.
Here’s what customers told us
We asked customers to rate their experience with a government service to understand how we are tracking against our commitment to respect their time.
“Respect of time is essential in these post-COVID days, we are busy being busy, and life admin is building up astronomically. If a process is fast and easy, it means I can get it done, [and] not have to schedule it to do when I get life admin time. ”
Female, 39 years, Regional NSW 1
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Find out more about the report
Source:
1 NSW Government Customer Experience Qualitative Research, Q1 2022.
CXS Source: NSW Government Customer Experience Survey (CXS). About the survey methodology.
Fieldwork: January to June 2022.
Questions: Thinking about your experience with the government service… we would like your opinion on the process you went through. Please indicate how strongly you agree or disagree with each of the statements below.
Base: Customers who have interacted with government services in the last 12 months
Sample sizes: ‘Respect my time’ Customer Commitments (various n=11007 to 11504)
Definitions and notes: Responses to the Customer Commitment questions are calculated as the percentage of customers that selected ‘Strongly agree’ or ‘Somewhat agree’ and it excludes ‘Not applicable’ responses.