Last year just over 1,800 people returned completed survey forms, which allowed the States to compile important information on what the public felt of its performance.
It also gave vital details which could be used towards creating census figures.
Each department within the States has been able to forward relevant questions to see how their decisions are impacting on Islanders.
The answers may also help them formulate solutions to some current problems.
The confidential survey will have a number of core questions, which will be asked each year, and then ask about social security benefits, school transport, traffic management, Sunday trading, energy use, parking, general health and recycling.
