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此文章由 ywolf 原创或转贴,不代表本站立场和观点,版权归 oursteps.com.au 和作者 ywolf 所有!转贴必须注明作者、出处和本声明,并保持内容完整
不管了,反正我是给了个差评 家里好几口人,不能直接click,我要手填好多次,凭什么菲律宾越南等小国都可以直接点,不爽, 然后叫AI帮写了个抱怨信I am writing to share how frustrated and disappointed I am that "China" is still not a tick-box option for the "Country of Birth" question. The reasons the ABS gives for this, like saying it’s been a custom since 1991 and that it helps collect detailed data—just don't make sense and feel very unfair to one of Australia’s biggest migrant communities.First, saying it is a "1991 custom" is just a lazy excuse. The Census is supposed to change with the times. For the 2026 Census, you have already changed and updated questions about gender, sexual orientation, and ancestry. If you can update those parts for modern society, you can’t just hide behind a 35-year-old old habit to leave out a major group of people. "We have always done it this way" is a terrible reason.Second, this completely contradicts your own rule. The form says: "The countries listed were the most commonly reported countries of birth in the 2021 Census." But according to your own 2021 data, China was the third most common overseas country of birth. It has way more people than many other countries that actually got a tick-box on the form. Listing smaller countries but leaving China out makes no sense and goes against your own words.Third, if you want detailed data, there is a very easy solution. You say leaving China out forces people to specify if they are from the Mainland, Hong Kong, Macau, or Taiwan. If that’s true, why not just add a tick-box for "China (PRC)" alongside the others? Making hundreds of thousands of people tick "Other" and manually write "China" isn't improving data quality. It just feels like you are trying to make our community invisible.Please fix this. If the Census is supposed to show an accurate picture of Australia, you need to stop ignoring one of the largest demographic groups because of an outdated rule. |
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