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Here’s a unique chance to Join the Opinions on Smoking Panel.

How will you respond to smoking law changes?

Massive changes to smoking laws in Aotearoa are coming from 2024, which will significantly affect people who smoke. We are conducting surveys to hear your thoughts and concerns about smoking and the upcoming changes.

Complete our simple sign-up form to see if you qualify. And if accepted, you can win monthly cash prizes by completing our surveys.

This study is being undertaken by researchers at the University of Auckland and Wake Forest University School of Medicine in the USA.

You can contribute by sharing your whakaaro/ thoughts, concerns and needs.

You’re invited to complete the simple sign up form on this page – and then answer a short first survey to confirm you qualify to be a panel member!

To say thank you for your participation you’ll be entered into prize draws for

$100 cash draw each month and
$200 cash draw when the final survey is completed

We’ll also be making other payments if you’d like to contribute in other ways

What will you be invited to do?

Answer 4 to 6 short surveys online during the next year
You may be asked if you’d like to do a face-to-face interview or take part in other simple research activities.

Consent

You can decide whether joining the panel is right for you by reading the study information sheet and consent form. You must be over 18 to join the panel. Download in English, Te reo Māori, Tongan or Samoan.

I have read the information sheet and consent form and I am willing to join the panel

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