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australia_federal_australian_government_q001	australian_government_q001	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	How can an individual obtain a Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check? (Select all that apply) A. Apply through a state or territory Screening Unit B. Apply online through the National Police Checking Service Support System (NSS) directly C. Submit an application to an ACIC accredited body D. Submit an ...	C, H	https://www.acic.gov.au/i-need-check-myself	Apply for a police check
australia_federal_australian_government_q002	australian_government_q002	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	How many identity documents must an applicant provide to verify their identity for a Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check? (Select all that apply) A. 5 identity documents, including two commencement of identity documents B. 2 identity documents plus a statutory declaration C. 3 identity documents, inclu...	F, G	https://www.acic.gov.au/i-need-check-myself	Apply for a police check
australia_federal_australian_government_q003	australian_government_q003	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	Which documents qualify as a 'commencement of identity document' for a Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check? (Select all that apply) A. An Australian Citizenship Certificate B. A full Australian Birth Certificate (not an extract or birth card, and not a commemorative certificate) C. A current Australian...	A, B, E, F, G	https://www.acic.gov.au/i-need-check-myself	Apply for a police check
australia_federal_australian_government_q004	australian_government_q004	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	Is a vulnerability indicator (indicating intended contact with vulnerable people) still required in the check purpose description when applying for a Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check? (Select all that apply) A. The change is because all states and territories now require checks for working with vulnerab...	A, F	https://www.acic.gov.au/i-need-check-myself	Apply for a police check
australia_federal_australian_government_q005	australian_government_q005	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What should an applicant do if they cannot provide all of the required identity documents for a police check? (Select all that apply) A. Submit a freedom of information request to obtain alternative documentation B. Contact the ACIC directly to request an exemption from identity requirements C. The application w...	D, G, H	https://www.acic.gov.au/i-need-check-myself	Apply for a police check
australia_federal_australian_government_q006	australian_government_q006	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	Who should you contact if you have questions about the status or results of your police check? (Select all that apply) A. The police agency you submitted your police check through B. The National Police Checking Service Support System helpdesk C. The ACIC directly, as they manage all check results D. The Offic...	A, E	https://www.acic.gov.au/i-need-check-myself	Apply for a police check
australia_federal_australian_government_q007	australian_government_q007	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	How does the identity verification (linkage) process work when applying for a Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check? (Select all that apply) A. The accredited body or police agency verifies the applicant's identity B. The linkage process might take place through an online digital communications tool such a...	A, B, D	https://www.acic.gov.au/i-need-check-myself	Apply for a police check
australia_federal_australian_government_q008	australian_government_q008	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What is the ACIC's relationship to the Privacy Act, and how does it ensure protection of applicants' personal information? (Select all that apply) A. Accredited bodies are exempt from the Australian Privacy Principles due to their commercial contracts with the ACIC B. The ACIC publishes all privacy policies on beh...	E, G, H	https://www.acic.gov.au/i-need-check-myself	Apply for a police check
australia_federal_australian_government_q058	australian_government_q058	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What are the recommended minimum dimensions for flood-resilient open stair designs? (Select all that apply) A. Treads at least 300mm wide B. At least 900mm clear between balustrades C. Risers of no more than 180mm high D. At least 1 metre clear between balustrades (or wall and balustrade) E. Treads at least ...	C, D, E	https://www.nema.gov.au/our-work/resilience/national-resilience-action-library/build-flood-resistant-homes	Build flood resistant homes
australia_federal_australian_government_q059	australian_government_q059	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	Which flood resilience actions are identified as potentially having a tangible impact on insurance risk premiums? (Select all that apply) A. Creating water-resistant internal wall linings B. Sealed floor and wall tiles C. Replacing external cavity walls with single-skin resilient walls D. Installing waterproof...	A, B, E, F, G, H	https://www.nema.gov.au/our-work/resilience/national-resilience-action-library/build-flood-resistant-homes	Build flood resistant homes
australia_federal_australian_government_q061	australian_government_q061	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What types of insulation are identified as flood resilient because they do not absorb water? (Select all that apply) A. Phenolic insulation B. Loose-fill insulation batts C. Extruded polystyrene D. Expanded polystyrene E. Fibreglass insulation F. Spray foam insulation G. Thermoset polyisocyanurate (PIR) ...	A, C, G	https://www.nema.gov.au/our-work/resilience/national-resilience-action-library/build-flood-resistant-homes	Build flood resistant homes
australia_federal_australian_government_q064	australian_government_q064	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What purpose do additional weep holes installed above the possible flood level serve in double brick construction? (Select all that apply) A. They prevent flood water from entering the wall cavity in the first place B. They redirect flood water away from the building foundation C. They prevent mould by allowing ...	D, G	https://www.nema.gov.au/our-work/resilience/national-resilience-action-library/build-flood-resistant-homes	Build flood resistant homes
australia_federal_australian_government_q065	australian_government_q065	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	Which water-resistant materials are recommended as alternatives to plasterboard for internal wall linings in flood-prone homes? (Select all that apply) A. Fibre cement sheeting B. Villa board C. Marine-grade moisture-resistant plywood D. Hardwood timber panelling E. Standard MDF board F. Rendered AAC panel...	A, B, C	https://www.nema.gov.au/our-work/resilience/national-resilience-action-library/build-flood-resistant-homes	Build flood resistant homes
australia_federal_australian_government_q075	australian_government_q075	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	Under what circumstances might the Australian Government launch a crisis response for Australians overseas? (Select all that apply) A. A foreign government requests Australian consular staff to assist with local citizens B. An event causes major disruption and hardship to large numbers of Australians C. An Austr...	B, G, H	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/crises	Crises
australia_federal_australian_government_q076	australian_government_q076	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	Who is eligible for Australian consular assistance during an overseas crisis? (Select all that apply) A. Canadian citizens in locations specified in the Canada-Australia Consular Services Sharing Arrangement Schedule B. All Australian citizens C. Permanent residents of Australia as an automatic entitlement D. ...	A, B, G	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/crises	Crises
australia_federal_australian_government_q077	australian_government_q077	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What types of assistance can the Australian Government provide during an overseas crisis? (Select all that apply) A. Arrange an evacuation in exceptional circumstances B. Provide crisis updates through Smartraveller C. Guarantee evacuation for all Australians in the crisis area D. Liaise with the families of a...	A, B, D, F, H	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/crises	Crises
australia_federal_australian_government_q078	australian_government_q078	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What impact can failing to follow Australian Government travel advice have on crisis assistance? A. It voids your travel insurance automatically B. It prevents you from subscribing to Smartraveller updates C. It has no effect on the assistance you can receive D. It means you will be charged for any evacuation ...	G	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/crises	Crises
australia_federal_australian_government_q079	australian_government_q079	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	How can Australians contact the Consular Emergency Centre (CEC) during a crisis? (Select all that apply) A. Send an email to the CEC through Smartraveller B. Call 1300 555 135 from within Australia C. Call 1800 555 135 from within Australia D. Call +61 2 6261 3305 from within Australia only E. Call 1300 555 ...	B, F	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/crises	Crises
australia_federal_australian_government_q080	australian_government_q080	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What steps should Australians take if they find themselves in a crisis situation overseas? (Select all that apply) A. Check Smartraveller for updates to travel advisories B. Contact family and friends to let them know your welfare and whereabouts C. If staying in a hotel, identify the emergency procedures in pla...	A, B, C, D, F	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/crises	Crises
australia_federal_australian_government_q125	australian_government_q125	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	For the action of installing plywood shutters on windows before a cyclone, what thickness of plywood is recommended and what must be done before cyclone season? (Select all that apply) A. The brackets for the plywood sheets need to be installed before the cyclone season B. The plywood shutters should be pre-cut to...	A, B, G, H	https://www.nema.gov.au/our-work/resilience/national-resilience-action-library/develop-cyclone-preparedness-plan	Develop a cyclone preparedness plan
australia_federal_australian_government_q127	australian_government_q127	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	How does installing plastic sheeting on the inside of windows help protect a home during a cyclone? (Select all that apply) A. It seals weep holes permanently to prevent any water entry B. It catches water that has been blown around seals and through weep holes during peak gusts C. It blocks wind-borne debris fr...	B, D, E, F	https://www.nema.gov.au/our-work/resilience/national-resilience-action-library/develop-cyclone-preparedness-plan	Develop a cyclone preparedness plan
australia_federal_australian_government_q128	australian_government_q128	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What is the recommended timing for adding bracing to garage doors, and what standard provides guidance on this action? (Select all that apply) A. Maintenance (ongoing regular timing) B. Guidance is found in AS/NZS 4505 Garage doors and other large access doors C. All garage doors regardless of compliance must be...	B, F, G, H	https://www.nema.gov.au/our-work/resilience/national-resilience-action-library/develop-cyclone-preparedness-plan	Develop a cyclone preparedness plan
australia_federal_australian_government_q130	australian_government_q130	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What specific problems can blocked gutters cause during a cyclone, and what should homeowners check before a storm? (Select all that apply) A. Gutters, rainheads, downpipes and overflows should be free of debris B. Blocked gutters can allow rainwater to overflow into eaves C. Blocked gutters primarily cause foun...	A, B, E, H	https://www.nema.gov.au/our-work/resilience/national-resilience-action-library/develop-cyclone-preparedness-plan	Develop a cyclone preparedness plan
australia_federal_australian_government_q099	australian_government_q099	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What is the only ground for divorce recognized in Australia's 'no fault' divorce system? A. Domestic violence or abuse by one party B. The marriage broke down and there is no reasonable chance the parties will resume their relationship as a married couple C. Abandonment by one spouse for a continuous period D....	B	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/divorce-overview	Divorce: Overview
australia_federal_australian_government_q100	australian_government_q100	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	To be eligible to apply for a divorce in Australia, which residency or citizenship criteria must either you or your spouse meet? (Select all that apply) A. Ordinarily live in Australia and have done so for 6 months immediately before filing for divorce B. Regard Australia as your home and intend to live in Austral...	B, D, E	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/divorce-overview	Divorce: Overview
australia_federal_australian_government_q101	australian_government_q101	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What is the minimum period of separation required before you can apply for a divorce in Australia? A. At least 12 months B. At least 9 months with a counsellor's certificate C. At least 2 years if there are children involved D. At least 3 months if both parties consent E. At least 24 months F. At least 12 ...	A	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/divorce-overview	Divorce: Overview
australia_federal_australian_government_q102	australian_government_q102	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What must the Court declare regarding children under 18 before a divorce can be granted? (Select all that apply) A. That the children have been consulted and their wishes recorded B. That the Court is satisfied there is a good reason the divorce should be granted even if satisfactory arrangements are not in place ...	B, C, H	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/divorce-overview	Divorce: Overview
australia_federal_australian_government_q103	australian_government_q103	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	After a divorce becomes final, how long do you have to file an application for financial or property orders without needing the Court's permission? A. 24 months from when the divorce becomes final B. 6 months from when the divorce becomes final C. You must file before the divorce is granted, not after D. 12 mo...	D	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/divorce-overview	Divorce: Overview
australia_federal_australian_government_q104	australian_government_q104	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	When does a divorce order typically become final, allowing remarriage? A. 14 days after the divorce hearing B. On the date the divorce certificate is issued by the registry C. Two months and one day after the divorce hearing D. Three months after the divorce hearing E. One month and one day after the divorce...	E	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/divorce-overview	Divorce: Overview
australia_federal_australian_government_q105	australian_government_q105	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	If your marriage certificate is not in English, what must you provide to the Court? A. A new marriage certificate issued by the Australian embassy in the country of marriage B. A certified translation by a NAATI-accredited translator without any affidavit C. A statutory declaration confirming the contents of the...	E	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/divorce-overview	Divorce: Overview
australia_federal_australian_government_q106	australian_government_q106	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What information about children must be provided in the Application for Divorce regarding parenting arrangements? (Select all that apply) A. How the children spend time and communicate with each parent B. The children's health arrangements C. A family report prepared by a family consultant D. Only biological c...	A, B, E, F, H	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/divorce-overview	Divorce: Overview
australia_federal_australian_government_q107	australian_government_q107	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What is the minimum separation period required before you can file a divorce application in Australia? A. 18 months B. 12 months and 1 day C. 24 months D. 6 months and 1 day E. 12 months and 1 day, but only if both parties agree to the divorce F. 1 year from the date of filing G. 12 months exactly H. 1...	B	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/apply	How do I apply for divorce
australia_federal_australian_government_q108	australian_government_q108	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What are the filing fees for a divorce application in Australia? (Select all that apply) A. Full fee of $1,250 or reduced fee of $375 B. Full fee of $1,125 or reduced fee of $500 C. Full fee of $1,125 payable by Mastercard or Visa credit/debit card D. Full fee of $750 or reduced fee of $250 E. The reduced fe...	C, G	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/apply	How do I apply for divorce
australia_federal_australian_government_q109	australian_government_q109	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	For a joint divorce application, what are the requirements regarding signing and service of documents? (Select all that apply) A. Only one party needs to sign the application B. Both applicants must sign the application C. You do not need to serve documents on the other party D. Only the party who completed th...	B, C, G	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/apply	How do I apply for divorce
australia_federal_australian_government_q110	australian_government_q110	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What residency or citizenship criteria must be met for eligibility to apply for divorce in Australia? (Select all that apply) A. Both parties must provide an Australian address for service regardless of where they live B. Both parties must be Australian citizens C. At least one party is an Australian citizen by ...	C, F, G	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/apply	How do I apply for divorce
australia_federal_australian_government_q111	australian_government_q111	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	When is attendance at the divorce hearing required? (Select all that apply) A. The respondent files a Response to divorce opposing the application B. The respondent has requested to attend the hearing where there are children under 18 C. Attendance is required if the marriage lasted more than 10 years D. The a...	A, B, D, E	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/apply	How do I apply for divorce
australia_federal_australian_government_q112	australian_government_q112	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	After a divorce is granted by the Court, when does it become final? (Select all that apply) A. Immediately upon being granted by the Court B. The divorce order is available for download the next working day after it becomes final C. The time can be shortened by a special order of the Court D. One month and one...	B, C, D	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/apply	How do I apply for divorce
australia_federal_australian_government_q113	australian_government_q113	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	If you were separated but living under the same roof during the 12-month separation period, what additional steps are required? (Select all that apply) A. You must prepare and file an affidavit proving there has been a change in the marriage B. Only the applicant needs to file an affidavit regardless of whether it...	A, E, H	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/apply	How do I apply for divorce
australia_federal_australian_government_q114	australian_government_q114	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What happens if your marriage certificate is from overseas and not in English? (Select all that apply) A. You must have the certificate translated and attach copies of the original and translation to an Affidavit of Translation of Marriage Certificate B. You must obtain an official English certificate from the Aus...	A, F, G	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/apply	How do I apply for divorce
australia_federal_australian_government_q115	australian_government_q115	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	How are divorce hearings conducted, and what happens if the respondent opposes the divorce but the applicant does not attend? (Select all that apply) A. If the applicant does not attend and the respondent opposes, the Court may dismiss the divorce application B. The applicant can indicate in their application that...	A, B, E, G	https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/divorce/apply	How do I apply for divorce
australia_federal_australian_government_q010	australian_government_q010	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	Through which channels can an applicant submit an application for a Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check? (Select all that apply) A. Through the applicant's employer without involving a police agency or accredited body B. Through a state or territory court registry C. Through an Australian police agency...	C, H	https://www.acic.gov.au/how-service-works	How the National Police Checking Service works
australia_federal_australian_government_q011	australian_government_q011	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What is the processing time target for the National Police Checking Service, and what percentage of checks are completed in real-time? (Select all that apply) A. The service aims to process 95 per cent of checks within 5 business days B. The service aims to process 95 per cent of checks within 10 calendar days C...	C, H	https://www.acic.gov.au/how-service-works	How the National Police Checking Service works
australia_federal_australian_government_q012	australian_government_q012	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	Under what circumstances can a Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check be conducted without the applicant's consent? (Select all that apply) A. When the applicant's employer requests it for ongoing employment monitoring B. For immigration purposes C. When the applicant has a common name that generates pote...	B, E, F	https://www.acic.gov.au/how-service-works	How the National Police Checking Service works
australia_federal_australian_government_q013	australian_government_q013	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What happens during Step 4 (Matching) when the system generates a potential match against police records? (Select all that apply) A. A 'Disclosable Court Outcome' result is automatically issued when a potential match is found B. If police determine the details do match, a referral is generated for the vetting proc...	B, G, H	https://www.acic.gov.au/how-service-works	How the National Police Checking Service works
australia_federal_australian_government_q044	australian_government_q044	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	According to the Australian Government's scam information page, how much did scam calls cost Australians in losses last year? A. $14.1 million B. $141 billion C. $114 million D. $101 million E. $41 million F. $1.41 billion G. $241 million H. $141 million	H	https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/types-of-scams/impersonation-scams	Impersonation scams
australia_federal_australian_government_q116	australian_government_q116	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What types of documents qualify as 'Australian public documents' that DFAT can legalise? (Select all that apply) A. Scanned copies of Australian government documents B. Originals issued by an Australian government agency or official C. Copies certified by a Justice of the Peace D. Originals issued by an Austra...	B, D, H	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/notarial-services/documents	Notarial services: documents
australia_federal_australian_government_q117	australian_government_q117	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	When submitting a notarised copy of a university document for legalisation, what specific wording must the Australian Notary Public include? A. The Notary must state that 'the document is authentic and issued by an accredited institution' B. The Notary must state that 'the original record has been verified with th...	B	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/notarial-services/documents	Notarial services: documents
australia_federal_australian_government_q118	australian_government_q118	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What requirements must a translated document meet to be accepted for legalisation by DFAT? (Select all that apply) A. The translator must include their ABN on the translation B. The translator's name and signature must be included C. The date of translation must be included D. The official NAATI seal (stamp) i...	B, C, D, F	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/notarial-services/documents	Notarial services: documents
australia_federal_australian_government_q120	australian_government_q120	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	For Australian private school and college documents, what must be done before submitting them to DFAT for legalisation? (Select all that apply) A. They must be authenticated by the school principal before submission B. They must be verified by the Australian Skills Quality Authority C. They must be translated in...	E, H	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/notarial-services/documents	Notarial services: documents
australia_federal_australian_government_q121	australian_government_q121	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What is DFAT's policy regarding foreign education documents and electronic/scanned documents? (Select all that apply) A. Scanned copies are accepted if they include a digital signature B. Foreign education documents can be accepted if notarised by an Australian Notary Public C. Scanned copies are not considered ...	C, F, G	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/notarial-services/documents	Notarial services: documents
australia_federal_australian_government_q122	australian_government_q122	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	Who is authorised to legalise Australian documents for use overseas, and how does this differ from notarisation? (Select all that apply) A. State government departments can legalise documents within their jurisdiction B. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) is the only Australian authority that can l...	B, E, F	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/notarial-services/documents	Notarial services: documents
australia_federal_australian_government_q123	australian_government_q123	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	For original Australian primary and secondary school documents, what must be done before DFAT can legalise them? (Select all that apply) A. The school principal's signature alone is sufficient for DFAT to legalise the document B. Primary school documents cannot be legalised under any circumstances C. The documen...	F, G	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/notarial-services/documents	Notarial services: documents
australia_federal_australian_government_q124	australian_government_q124	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	How does DFAT deliver its legalisation services within Australia? (Select all that apply) A. Through registered Notary Public offices acting on DFAT's behalf B. Through state government service centres C. Through Australian embassies and consulates D. Through Australia Post offices E. By email submission to ...	F, G	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/consular-services/notarial-services/documents	Notarial services: documents
australia_federal_australian_government_q028	australian_government_q028	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	According to the Australian Government's guidance, what actions should you take immediately if you think you've been scammed? (Select all that apply) A. Contact IDCARE before contacting your bank to get a recovery plan B. Delete all messages from the scammer immediately to prevent further contact C. Contact your...	C, H	https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/types-of-scams/phishing-scams	Phishing scams
australia_federal_australian_government_q031	australian_government_q031	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What is IDCARE's role and how can you contact them? (Select all that apply) A. You can call IDCARE on 1800 959 160 B. IDCARE is Australia and New Zealand's national identity and cyber support service C. You can call them on 1800 595 160 D. They can help you make a plan for free to limit the damage E. IDCARE ...	B, C, D	https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/types-of-scams/phishing-scams	Phishing scams
australia_federal_australian_government_q033	australian_government_q033	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	In the 'Hi Mum' family impersonation scam, what tactics do scammers use to make the scam harder to spot? (Select all that apply) A. They hack into your family member's actual phone to send messages from their real number B. They ask you to send gift cards rather than money transfers C. They call using voice-clon...	D, E, G	https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/types-of-scams/phishing-scams	Phishing scams
australia_federal_australian_government_q034	australian_government_q034	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What are the warning signs that a communication might be a phishing scam? (Select all that apply) A. The email's sender details do not match the legitimate business or government agency B. The message is written in a language other than English C. The email contains any attachments whatsoever, even from known co...	A, D, F, H	https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/types-of-scams/phishing-scams	Phishing scams
australia_federal_australian_government_q035	australian_government_q035	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	According to the bank impersonation scam video transcript, what actions are identified as definite signs of a scam if requested by someone claiming to be your bank? (Select all that apply) A. Asking you to confirm your name and date of birth B. Asking you to transfer your money to a secure account C. Asking you ...	B, F, H	https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/types-of-scams/phishing-scams	Phishing scams
australia_federal_australian_government_q091	australian_government_q091	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	According to the bushfire strategy guidance, how far away from your home should combustible items and materials be stored? A. More than 20 metres away from your home or any other structure B. At least 10 metres away from vegetation only C. More than 10 metres away from your home, but only during fire season D....	H	https://www.nema.gov.au/our-work/resilience/national-resilience-action-library/prepare-bushfire-plan	Prepare a bushfire plan
australia_federal_australian_government_q051	australian_government_q051	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	Who is eligible to make an image-based abuse report to eSafety? (Select all that apply) A. The person depicted in the intimate image or video B. A parent or guardian of a person who needs help due to a cognitive, mental or physical issue C. Any friend or family member of the person depicted, without needing thei...	A, B, F, G	https://www.esafety.gov.au/key-topics/image-based-abuse/report-image-based-abuse	Report image-based abuse
australia_federal_australian_government_q052	australian_government_q052	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What geographic or residency requirement must be met for eSafety to handle an image-based abuse report? (Select all that apply) A. The content must be hosted on an Australian server B. The person making the report must be an Australian citizen C. The abuse must have occurred while the victim was physically in Au...	F, H	https://www.esafety.gov.au/key-topics/image-based-abuse/report-image-based-abuse	Report image-based abuse
australia_federal_australian_government_q053	australian_government_q053	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What actions can eSafety take after receiving an image-based abuse report? (Select all that apply) A. Provide financial compensation to the victim B. Directly delete the content from the platform's servers without contacting the platform C. Guarantee removal of the content within 24 hours D. Contact police to ...	D, E, F, G	https://www.esafety.gov.au/key-topics/image-based-abuse/report-image-based-abuse	Report image-based abuse
australia_federal_australian_government_q054	australian_government_q054	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What does eSafety advise you to do if you are being blackmailed (sextortion)? (Select all that apply) A. Respond to the blackmailer to gather evidence before stopping contact B. Don't pay or give them more money or intimate content C. Pay the initial demand to prevent the content being shared, then report D. C...	B, F	https://www.esafety.gov.au/key-topics/image-based-abuse/report-image-based-abuse	Report image-based abuse
australia_federal_australian_government_q055	australian_government_q055	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	When contacting an online platform yourself to request removal of intimate images, what does eSafety recommend regarding your personal information? (Select all that apply) A. Do not provide your home address, phone number or copies of identification documents in full B. You must report to the platform before makin...	A, F	https://www.esafety.gov.au/key-topics/image-based-abuse/report-image-based-abuse	Report image-based abuse
australia_federal_australian_government_q056	australian_government_q056	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What does eSafety say about reporting image-based abuse to police? (Select all that apply) A. You should wait until eSafety has removed the content before contacting police B. Even if police cannot act, you should ask them to make a report and give you an event number C. Reporting to police is only recommended i...	B, E, H	https://www.esafety.gov.au/key-topics/image-based-abuse/report-image-based-abuse	Report image-based abuse
australia_federal_australian_government_q083	australian_government_q083	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What consequences might an uninsured traveller face if they cannot pay their medical bills overseas, according to the Australian Government's travel insurance guidance? (Select all that apply) A. Having the Australian Government pay the bills on their behalf and recover costs later B. Being deported to Australia i...	D, E, F	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/before-you-go/the-basics/travel-insurance	Travel insurance
australia_federal_australian_government_q084	australian_government_q084	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	Under what circumstances will a travel insurance policy usually NOT cover a traveller if something goes wrong? (Select all that apply) A. Being under the influence of alcohol or drugs, even at a low blood alcohol level B. Travelling for more than 30 consecutive days on any policy C. Doing an excluded activity, s...	A, C, D, H	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/before-you-go/the-basics/travel-insurance	Travel insurance
australia_federal_australian_government_q085	australian_government_q085	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What does the Australian Government say about credit card travel insurance and how it must be used? (Select all that apply) A. Credit card insurance often covers fewer situations and has lower item limits than comprehensive policies B. Credit card insurance always covers pre-existing medical conditions without dec...	A, C, H	https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/before-you-go/the-basics/travel-insurance	Travel insurance
australia_federal_australian_government_q037	australian_government_q037	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What is IDCARE and what service does it provide to scam victims? (Select all that apply) A. It is an Australian-only identity support service B. They can help you make a plan for free to limit the damage C. They can be reached on 1800 959 160 D. It is Australia's federal police cybercrime division E. They ca...	B, E, F	https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/types-of-scams/unexpected-money-scams	Unexpected money scams
australia_federal_australian_government_q040	australian_government_q040	Australia	Federal	03	Public Order and Safety	Australian Government	australian_government	What warning signs indicate that an unexpected money offer might be a scam? (Select all that apply) A. Being asked to provide your email address to receive a newsletter B. Receiving a letter about a competition you remember entering last month C. A court order saying you are a beneficiary and asking for your ide...	C, D, E, H	https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/types-of-scams/unexpected-money-scams	Unexpected money scams
australia_federal_australian_government_q150	australian_government_q150	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	When does the Australian Consumer Law NOT cover a consumer purchasing from an overseas online business? (Select all that apply) A. When the overseas business doesn't have a physical store in Australia B. When the consumer has the product sent to an overseas address first, then forwarded to Australia C. When the ...	B, C	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/buying-online	Buying online
australia_federal_australian_government_q151	australian_government_q151	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	In a marketplace online auction like eBay, who is responsible for resolving most problems with a purchased product? A. The platform owner (e.g., eBay) is responsible for resolving all disputes B. The Australian Consumer Law enforcement body directly C. The ACCC resolves individual complaints against the seller ...	H	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/buying-online	Buying online
australia_federal_australian_government_q152	australian_government_q152	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	What does the ACCC say about its role regarding individual complaints against online businesses? A. The ACCC resolves individual complaints if the purchase exceeds $500 B. The ACCC approves the conduct or advertising of online businesses before they go live C. The ACCC does not resolve individual complaints agai...	C	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/buying-online	Buying online
australia_federal_australian_government_q153	australian_government_q153	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	Under what circumstances do all normal consumer guarantees apply when buying through an auction? (Select all that apply) A. When buying through a traditional auction like Grays B. When the seller in a marketplace auction is a private individual not running a business C. When the auction is for products valued ov...	D, E	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/buying-online	Buying online
australia_federal_australian_government_q154	australian_government_q154	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	What should consumers check before buying vouchers from deal websites like Groupon or Scoopon? (Select all that apply) A. Whether the voucher is registered with the Australian Business Register B. Whether the website will give a refund if the supplying business goes out of business before the voucher is used C. ...	B, C, D, H	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/buying-online	Buying online
australia_federal_australian_government_q155	australian_government_q155	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	What characteristics does the ACCC recommend consumers look for in an online business to have a better chance of resolving problems? (Select all that apply) A. Is registered with the ACCC's approved business directory B. Displays a phone number, a physical address and an Australian Business Number or other busines...	B, E, F, H	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/buying-online	Buying online
australia_federal_australian_government_q156	australian_government_q156	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	What risks does the ACCC identify regarding comparison websites operated by businesses, and what steps should consumers take? (Select all that apply) A. Comparison websites are required by law to compare all offers in the market B. Commercial relationships are typically disclosed on the homepage of comparison site...	F, G, H	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/buying-online	Buying online
australia_federal_australian_government_q157	australian_government_q157	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	If a consumer paid by credit card and didn't receive the product or service from an online purchase, what option may be available to them? A. PayPal refunds are automatically issued within 48 hours if the seller doesn't respond B. The consumer must first lodge a formal complaint with the ACCC before seeking a reve...	G	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/buying-online	Buying online
australia_federal_australian_government_q211	australian_government_q211	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	When is an expense considered to be incurred in the 2024–25 income year for the purpose of claiming work-related deductions? (Select all that apply) A. You don't receive a bill or invoice but you pay for the expense during 2024–25 B. Your employer agrees to pay the expense on your behalf during 2024–25 C. You re...	A, F	https://www.ato.gov.au/forms-and-instructions/individual-tax-return-2025-instructions/supporting-information-individual-tax-return-2025/claiming-deductions-2025	Claiming deductions 2025
australia_federal_australian_government_q212	australian_government_q212	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	Under what circumstances are you unable to claim a deduction for a work-related expense? (Select all that apply) A. Someone has or will reimburse you for the expense B. The expense includes GST C. You receive a partial reimbursement for the expense D. Someone else pays for the expense on your behalf E. The p...	A, D, E	https://www.ato.gov.au/forms-and-instructions/individual-tax-return-2025-instructions/supporting-information-individual-tax-return-2025/claiming-deductions-2025	Claiming deductions 2025
australia_federal_australian_government_q213	australian_government_q213	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	What are the record-keeping requirements when total work-related expense deductions claimed are more than $300? (Select all that apply) A. You need records but written evidence such as receipts is not required B. You must keep records for 5 years from the date you lodge your tax return C. The written evidence mu...	B, C, F	https://www.ato.gov.au/forms-and-instructions/individual-tax-return-2025-instructions/supporting-information-individual-tax-return-2025/claiming-deductions-2025	Claiming deductions 2025
australia_federal_australian_government_q214	australian_government_q214	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	How should GST included in a work-related expense be treated when claiming a deduction? (Select all that apply) A. You claim the expense amount minus GST and then apply for a GST refund B. The GST is part of the total expense and is therefore part of any deduction C. You claim the GST component separately on a d...	B, G	https://www.ato.gov.au/forms-and-instructions/individual-tax-return-2025-instructions/supporting-information-individual-tax-return-2025/claiming-deductions-2025	Claiming deductions 2025
australia_federal_australian_government_q215	australian_government_q215	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	What rules apply to prepaid expenses (advance expenditure) costing $1,000 or more for services extending beyond 12 months or past 30 June 2026? (Select all that apply) A. Prepaid expenses for services extending more than 6 months are subject to this rule B. You cannot claim any deduction for prepaid expenses until...	D, F, H	https://www.ato.gov.au/forms-and-instructions/individual-tax-return-2025-instructions/supporting-information-individual-tax-return-2025/claiming-deductions-2025	Claiming deductions 2025
australia_federal_australian_government_q216	australian_government_q216	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	If you receive a tools allowance of $500 from your employer but your actual tool expenses were $300, what should you do on your tax return? (Select all that apply) A. Include the whole allowance of $500 at question 2 in your tax return B. Claim a deduction of $500 to offset the full allowance amount C. You don't...	A, G	https://www.ato.gov.au/forms-and-instructions/individual-tax-return-2025-instructions/supporting-information-individual-tax-return-2025/claiming-deductions-2025	Claiming deductions 2025
australia_federal_australian_government_q217	australian_government_q217	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	Which expense types are excluded from the $300 written evidence threshold and instead have their own special written evidence rules? (Select all that apply) A. Clothing expenses B. Tools and equipment expenses C. Car expenses D. Award transport payment expenses E. Meal allowance expenses F. Home computer a...	C, D, E, G	https://www.ato.gov.au/forms-and-instructions/individual-tax-return-2025-instructions/supporting-information-individual-tax-return-2025/claiming-deductions-2025	Claiming deductions 2025
australia_federal_australian_government_q218	australian_government_q218	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	What are the basic rules you must satisfy to claim a deduction for a work-related expense? (Select all that apply) A. The expense must directly relate to earning your income B. The expense must exceed $50 to be deductible C. The expense must be approved by your employer before you incur it D. You must have ear...	A, E, F, G	https://www.ato.gov.au/forms-and-instructions/individual-tax-return-2025-instructions/supporting-information-individual-tax-return-2025/claiming-deductions-2025	Claiming deductions 2025
australia_federal_australian_government_q185	australian_government_q185	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	Under what conditions is a product or service bought for business use covered by consumer guarantees? (Select all that apply) A. It is used for transformation in production or manufacturing B. The good is a vehicle or trailer that is used mainly to transport goods on public roads C. It costs less than $50,000 in...	B, G, H	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/consumer-rights-and-guarantees	Consumer rights and guarantees
australia_federal_australian_government_q186	australian_government_q186	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	Which consumer guarantees still apply when a product is sold at a traditional auction? (Select all that apply) A. No hidden debts or charges B. Repairs and spare parts C. Due care and skill D. Fit for a particular purpose E. Title to the product F. Undisturbed possession G. Acceptable quality H. Matche...	A, E, F	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/consumer-rights-and-guarantees	Consumer rights and guarantees
australia_federal_australian_government_q187	australian_government_q187	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	What is the ACCC unable to do regarding consumer guarantee disputes? (Select all that apply) A. Educate businesses and consumers about their rights and obligations B. Provide information guides about consumer guarantees C. Resolve individual disputes about whether the consumer guarantees have been met or the rem...	C, D, F	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/consumer-rights-and-guarantees	Consumer rights and guarantees
australia_federal_australian_government_q188	australian_government_q188	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	When does the 'fit for a particular purpose' guarantee NOT apply to services? (Select all that apply) A. When the service is provided by a qualified plumber B. When the consumer doesn't specify a purpose in writing C. When the service is provided by a qualified electrician D. When the service costs more than $...	E, G	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/consumer-rights-and-guarantees	Consumer rights and guarantees
australia_federal_australian_government_q189	australian_government_q189	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	What factors determine whether a product meets the consumer guarantee of 'acceptable quality'? (Select all that apply) A. Whether the product was sold new or second-hand B. Whether the business warned the consumer about any defects C. How much it cost and how it compares to products of a similar price D. Wheth...	A, B, C, E	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/consumer-rights-and-guarantees	Consumer rights and guarantees
australia_federal_australian_government_q190	australian_government_q190	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	How do consumer guarantees apply when a consumer hires or leases a product rather than buying it? (Select all that apply) A. Consumer guarantees only apply if the lease is longer than 12 months B. The consumer guarantee of title to the product does not apply C. Most consumer guarantees apply to hired or leased p...	B, C, D, G	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/consumer-rights-and-guarantees	Consumer rights and guarantees
australia_federal_australian_government_q191	australian_government_q191	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	What should a consumer do first if a product or service doesn't meet a consumer guarantee, and what exception exists to this rule? (Select all that apply) A. Contact the business that sold the product or service to explain the problem B. The business can direct the consumer to the manufacturer whenever the product...	A, D	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/consumer-rights-and-guarantees	Consumer rights and guarantees
australia_federal_australian_government_q192	australian_government_q192	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	Under what circumstances are consumers NOT covered by the Australian Consumer Law when purchasing from overseas businesses? (Select all that apply) A. When the business doesn't officially offer their products and services in Australia B. When the consumer pays in a foreign currency C. When the overseas business ...	A, E	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/consumer-rights-and-guarantees	Consumer rights and guarantees
australia_federal_australian_government_q193	australian_government_q193	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	Which consumer guarantees apply to private sales between two individuals who are not running a business? (Select all that apply) A. Acceptable quality B. Fit for a particular purpose C. Repairs and spare parts D. Title to the product E. Undisturbed possession F. Due care and skill G. Matches description ...	D, E, H	https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/buying-products-and-services/consumer-rights-and-guarantees	Consumer rights and guarantees
australia_federal_australian_government_q168	australian_government_q168	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	An employee aged 47 with 1 year and 10 months of continuous service is being dismissed. What is the minimum notice period their employer must provide under the NES? A. 4 weeks B. 1 week plus an extra week because they are over 45 C. 3 weeks D. 3 weeks plus an extra week because they are over 45 E. No notice ...	F	https://www.fairwork.gov.au/ending-employment/dismissal	Dismissal
australia_federal_australian_government_q169	australian_government_q169	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	When an employee is terminated for serious misconduct, what obligations does the employer still have? (Select all that apply) A. The employer must provide payment in lieu of notice B. The employer must give at least 1 week of notice regardless of misconduct C. The employer must pay accrued annual leave D. The ...	C, D, G	https://www.fairwork.gov.au/ending-employment/dismissal	Dismissal
australia_federal_australian_government_q170	australian_government_q170	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	Which of these methods can an employer use to deliver a notice of termination to an employee? (Select all that apply) A. Delivering it in person B. Sending it by regular (non-pre-paid) post to any address C. Giving verbal notice over the phone without any written confirmation D. Sending it electronically if th...	A, D, E, H	https://www.fairwork.gov.au/ending-employment/dismissal	Dismissal
australia_federal_australian_government_q171	australian_government_q171	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	What happens when a public holiday falls during an employee's notice period? A. The notice period is automatically extended by one week B. Public holidays are excluded from the notice period calculation entirely C. The notice period is extended by the number of public holidays that fall within it D. The employ...	E	https://www.fairwork.gov.au/ending-employment/dismissal	Dismissal
australia_federal_australian_government_q172	australian_government_q172	Australia	Federal	04	Economic Affairs	Australian Government	australian_government	What does payment in lieu of notice include beyond base wages? (Select all that apply) A. Superannuation contributions for the notice period B. Monetary allowances C. Overtime D. Penalty rates E. Loadings F. Future annual leave that would have accrued during the notice period G. Incentive-based payments ...	B, C, D, E, G	https://www.fairwork.gov.au/ending-employment/dismissal	Dismissal

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CIVI: A Framework for Diagnosing Search Agent Failures in Civic Information

CIVI is a framework for evaluating search agents and diagnosing their failures on authoritative civic information. This release contains 4,097 expert-validated multiple-choice questions grounded in a curated index of 576 official government pages from Australia, Canada, and the United States. It covers three jurisdictional levels and four government-function categories from the UN Classification of the Functions of Government (COFOG).

File	Description
`civi_test.jsonl`	The 4,097-question test set, with one JSON object per line.
`cofog_configs/*.json`	The source-page index, organized by country, jurisdiction, institution, and COFOG category.

The dataset fields are:

uid, question_id: record identifiers.
country, jurisdiction, cofog_code, category, institution, city: geographic and institutional metadata (city is an institution slug, a city name for municipal rows).
question, answer: an eight-option, select-all-that-apply question and its gold option set.
source_url, page_title: the authoritative source page and its title.

Loading

from datasets import load_dataset

ds = load_dataset("dingyingliu/CIVI", split="test")

Construction

Three domain experts curated 576 official government pages across 36 country-jurisdiction-category cells. Questions were generated with Claude Opus 4.6 (anthropic/claude-opus-4.6), checked against their source pages using supporting quotations, and independently reviewed by two public-sector AI experts. Questions flagged by either reviewer were removed, yielding a 94.1% acceptance rate. Supporting quotations are not distributed; each record includes its source URL. See Section 2 and Appendices C–D of the paper for details.

Intended use and limitations

CIVI is intended for evaluation, using order-invariant and case-insensitive exact-set-match scoring. It should not be used for training. The accompanying ARISE diagnostic attributes incorrect responses to search bypass, retrieval failure, grounding failure, or comprehension failure.

The dataset is limited to English-language civic information from three federal democracies. Because civic information changes over time, questions should be interpreted relative to their cited source pages.

The index lists 576 curated pages; 569 of them yielded validated questions.

License

The dataset records and source-page index are licensed under CC BY 4.0. Government source pages are not redistributed and remain subject to their respective terms.

Citation

@inproceedings{liu2026civi,
  title     = {{CIVI}: A Framework for Diagnosing Search Agent Failures in Civic Information},
  author    = {Liu, Dingying and Zhong, Yunshun and Zhang, Wentao and Li, Yiyuan},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the 2026 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing},
  year      = {2026},
  address   = {Budapest, Hungary},
  publisher = {Association for Computational Linguistics}
}

Contact: Dingying Liu — dingyingliu@outlook.com

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