Council tenants in Moray are being invited to take part in a housing survey.
The study will help establish where improvements in the council's housing service can be made.
The authority currently has 5,900 tenants in total.
The survey, by independent researchers Craigforth, will ask for views on housing services, homes, neighbourhoods and how the council communicates.
Head of housing and property, Richard Anderson, said the previous survey in 2012 found overall satisfaction levels among tenants were high.
He said: "However, we are never complacent and we continually strive to improve the services we provide for our tenants.
"To do that we need feedback so that we can identify areas where tenants believe improvements could be made."
The survey can also be completed online here.
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