Children are asked what they think is good or bad, as well as the type of programming they would want to see in the future. They are encouraged to send in writing, drawings or recordings on these topics and can also air their views through an online message board. Along with formal audience research, the responses will help the BBC Trust form an assessment of the BBC's current performance.
The children's consultation website can be found at www.mybbcchildrens.co.uk. Adults are also encouraged to have their say. If you would like to participate, please visit www.bbc.co.uk/bbctrust/consult.
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