How to Make a Submission

Submissions to the People's Inquiry into University Restrictions on Free Speech on Palestine are open now, and input is welcomed from both individuals and organisations with an interest in campus free speech on Palestine. It is strongly encouraged that submissions are made in written form. The length and format of these documents is to be determined by the individual or organisation making a submission. However, including as much detail as possible about instances of suppression of free speech will assist the panel in making its recommendations. 

Those seeking to make submissions are encouraged to read the Inquiry's Terms of Reference. 

Submissions to the People's Inquiry can be made by filling in the online form available below, or by emailing submissions@palestineinquiry.com. If submitting through the form, documents will need to be in PDF format. They may include images, links, and appendices where necessary. Submissions or supporting documents exceeding the size limit of 10MB may be emailed to the panel. 

The deadline for submissions has been extended to 15 April.

What will happen with my submission?

The People’s Inquiry will receive submissions via submissions@palestineinquiry.com.

Submissions can be made by individuals or organisations. At the discretion of the Panel and the People’s Inquiry Administration Committee (PIAC), submissions can be made public online via our website.

Individual university staff and students, may opt for their submissions not to be publicised on the website, and/or for any information from their submission to be anonymous before inclusion in the Inquiry’s final report. However, submissions from organisations must be attributable to the authoring organisation.

The Panel and administration committee will take every possible measure to protect the anonymity of any submissions from individuals who wish not to be identified.

Contact information received by the People’s Inquiry will only be used for the business of the Inquiry. This may include contacting submission authors to invite them to appear before a future panel, and sending participants any reports or findings.

Any questions regarding the process of the Inquiry, privacy, or publication of submissions, can be addressed to contact@palestineinquiry.com