In terms of how Australians preferred to receive information about FEPOAs, the most popular responses were via a website (60%), physical resources (e.g. pamphlets; 36%) or online training sessions (36%). Q62 Figure 25 – Preferred way to receive information about FEPOAs Website 60% Physical resources (e.g. pamphlets) 36% Online training courses 36% In-person training courses 31% A conversation 26% TV (free to air or streamed) 19% An app 19% Libraries and other community spaces 18% Radio 7% Social media 3% Other 2% Not sure 9% Q.62. What is the best way for you to receive information about a FEPOA? Please select all that apply. Base: Nat rep sample n=2,496 Among principals and appointed decision-makers, most felt that if additional information was provided, it should be before the FEPOA arrangement was formalised (84%). Additionally, a sizeable minority (26%) were interested in regular refreshers after the agreement is formalised. ‘...that the information [is] given BEFORE, and not at point of legal entry is ideal/ important’ – Appointed decision-maker ‘[Education] Should be compulsory prior to taking on the role’ – Appointed decisionmaker ‘Just more information and regular refresh updates to keep everyone informed about the process’ – Appointed decision-maker Chapter : 6 Education 37