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Date answered:
22 October 2003
S2W-03061
The figures relateto the period 1993-97, the latest period for which internationally comparableinformation is available.Table 1 - Malignant Melanomaof the Skin (C43): International Comparisons of Incidence RatesAge-standardised Incidence Ratesper 100,000 Person-years at Risk (World Standard Population) for Selected Countriesor Registries; Ranked; by Sex: Period 1993-97 Males Females Australia, New South Wales 36.9 New Zealand 30.6 New Zealand 32.8 Australia, New South Wales 25.9 USA, California, San Francisco: Non-Hispanic White 18.2 Denmark 13.4 USA, Connecticut: White 16.7 Switzerland, Vaud 13.4 Switzerland, Vaud 14.0 USA, California, San Francisco: Non-Hispanic White 12.6 Austria, Tyrol 11.2 USA, Connecticut: White 12.3 Canada, Nova Scotia 11.1 Austria, Tyrol 10.9 Denmark 10.5 Scotland 9.9 Scotland 7.1 Canada, Nova Scotia 9.0 Slovenia 6.8 England, Yorkshire 6.9 Italy, Varese Province 5.5 Slovenia 6.8 England, Yorkshire 4.8 Italy, Varese Province 5.9 Slovakia 4.8 Poland, Cracow 5.8 Poland, Cracow 4.7 Estonia 5.4 Estonia 3.7 Slovakia 5.3 Spain, Zaragoza (1991-1995) 2.7 Spain, Zaragoza (1991-1995) 3.3 Thailand, Khon Kaen 0.5 Thailand, Khon Kaen 0.4 China, Shanghai 0.3 China, Shanghai 0.3 India, Bangalore 0.3 India, Bangalore 0.3 Japan, Miyagi Prefecture 0.3 Japan, Miyagi Prefecture 0.3 Table 2 - Non-melanoma SkinCancer (C44): International Comparisons of Incidence RatesAge-standardised Incidence Ratesper 100,000 Person-years at Risk (World Standard Population) for Selected Countriesor Registries; Ranked; by Sex: Period 1993-97 Males Females Switzerland, Vaud 99.4 Switzerland, Vaud 81.6 Scotland 68.3 Denmark 51.5 Denmark 58.9 Scotland 47.3 England, Yorkshire 54.4 England, Yorkshire 40.3 Slovakia 43.1 Slovakia 33.6 Spain, Zaragoza (1991-1995) 39.8 Estonia 22.5 Italy, Varese Province 34.4 Spain, Zaragoza (1991-1995) 22.5 Slovenia 30.0 Slovenia 22.3 Estonia 22.9 Italy, Varese Province 18.3 Austria, Tyrol 22.1 Austria, Tyrol 17.1 Poland, Cracow 14.9 Poland, Cracow 11.6 Thailand, Khon Kaen 4.0 Thailand, Khon Kaen 3.1 Japan, Miyagi Prefecture 2.7 Japan, Miyagi Prefecture 1.6 India, Bangalore 1.3 India, Bangalore 1.2 China, Shanghai 1.1 China, Shanghai 1.0 Australia, New South Wales*** - Australia, New South Wales*** - Canada, Nova Scotia* - Canada, Nova Scotia* - New Zealand* - New Zealand* - USA, California, San Francisco: Non-Hispanic White* - USA, California, San Francisco: Non-Hispanic White* - USA, Connecticut: White** - USA, Connecticut: White** - Source:Parkin DM, Whelan SL, Ferlay J, Teppo L...
Committee reports
Date published:
20 April 2022
Stage 1 Report on Non-Domestic Rates (Coronavirus) (Scotland) Bill
However, the Committee remains concerned about the potential volumes of work assessors may face over the coming years and invites the Scottish Government to provide an update on the numbers of appeals withdrawn should the Bill be passed by the Parliament.
Committee reports
Date published:
20 March 2026
Scottish Broadcasting - Evolving audience behaviour
meeting=20030 and “some of the confusion” may have come from the procurement process but—
We are not playlisting and we are not reducing the number of Scottish artists.
Committee reports
Date published:
15 May 2025
Housing Inquiry - Local authorities' role and the wider housing sector
For example, South Lanarkshire Council expanded its acquisition scheme in late 2023 to allow for more opportunities to purchase homes directly from owners, including private landlords and those with empty properties.xiiLetter from South Lanarkshire Council 19 February 2025
Voids and empty homes
There are a number of reasons that a rental property might be empty - void properties are a normal part of the turnover of social housing stock. In between tenancies they may...
Committee reports
Date published:
31 January 2024
Budget Scrutiny 2024-25 - Capital budget
Retrieved from <a href="https://www.gov.scot/publications/scottish-governments-medium-term-financial-strategy-2/" target="_blank">https://www.gov.scot/publications/scottish-governments-medium-term-financial-strategy-2/</a>, stated that “to help to address the difference between the capital funding and spending outlook, we plan to publish a reset of the project pipeline … alongside the 2024-25 Budget – providing transparency over which projects may...
Committee reports
Date published:
14 September 2023
Culture in Communities: The challenges and opportunities in delivering a place-based approach - Community planning
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BEFS noted that CPPs have “lots of competing demands” and that there is a challenge in “how culture finds its voice within that when there are health and education priorities”.13Scottish Parliament. (2023, May 18). Official Report of the Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee.
Committee reports
Date published:
27 September 2022
Stage 1 report on the Hunting with Dogs (Scotland) Bill - Section 4 – licence for use of more than two dogs in connection with section 3
RSPB Scotland told the Committee it considers lethal control always as a last resort, for example, using electric fencing as an alternative, but accepted this may not be "appropriate everywhere, but we can do it on our reserves because, often, the areas are smaller".iiRural Affairs, Islands and Natural Environment Committee.
Committees
Published:
10 February 2022
Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care submission of 10 February 2022
The pilot suicide bereavement service is currently running in NHS Ayrshire & Arran and NHS Highland, and is designed to provide early advice and assistance to bereaved families, and is also intended to help reduce suicide, as evidence shows that up to 10% of people bereaved by suicide may go on to attempt to take their own lives.
Committees
Published:
27 September 2021
Follow-up from evidence session on 14 September
Yours sincerely,
Angela Constance
Minister for Drugs Policy
NATIONAL MISSION: CENTRALLY-FUNDED PROJECTS, BY HSCP AREA - ANNEXE A
First Round – March 2021
HSCP Area
Organisation
Funding
Fund
Angus
Angus Integrated Drug & Alcohol Recovery Service
£82,160
Improvement fund
Aberdeenshire
Banchory & District Initiative Ltd
£8,000
Grassroots fund
Advocacy North East
£49 404
Grassroots fund
Argyll & Bute
Maxie Richards Foundation
£41,046
Grassroots fund
Western Isles
Hebrides Alpha Project
£30,000
Grassroots fund
Dundee City
City Church Dundee
£12,000
Grassroots fund
The Steeple Church, Dundee
£20,000
Grassroots fund
Dundee Survival Group
£30,000
Grassroots fund
East Ayrshire
East Ayrshire Advocacy Services
£24,300
Grassroots fund
East Lothian
CAPS Independent Advocacy
£18,000
Grassroots fund
Edinburgh City
Bethany Christian Trust
£30,000
Improvement fund
Cyrenians
£74,159
Improvement fund
Falkirk
Addictions Support and Counselling
£49,740
Grassroots fund
Fife
Fife Alcohol Support Service (FASS)
£99,951
Improvement fund
NHS Fife Addiction Services
£100,000
Improvement fund
Fife Intensive Rehabilitation and Substance Misuse Team
£42,200
Grassroots fund
Glasgow City
Church of Scotland Social Care Council (CrossReach)
£21,608
Improvement fund
SISCO
£33,100
Improvement fund
Glasgow City Mission
£78,957
Improvement fund
We are With You
£100,000
Improvement fund
Glasgow East Woman's Aid
£45,774
Grassroots fund
North West Recovery Community
£50,000
Grassroots fund
Street Connect
£50,000
Grassroots fund
Minority Communities Addictions Support Service
£40,000
Grassroots fund
South Community Recovery Network
£50,000
Grassroots fund
North East Recovery Community
£50,000
Grassroots fund
Inverclyde
The Jericho Society
£78,000
Improvement fund
Midlothian
Midlothian Young People's Advice Service
£30,757
Grassroots fund
Women's Aid East and Midlothian
£30,000
Grassroots fund
North Ayrshire
Ayrshire Justice Services Partnership - Drug Treatment & Testing Order Service
£55,416
Improvement fund
South Ayrshire
Blue Triangle (Glasgow) Housing Association Ltd
£42,914
Improvement fund
Recovery Ayr
£38,000
Grassroots fund
South Lanarkshire
Liber8 Lanarkshire Ltd
£49,940
Grassroots fund
West Dunbartonshire
Alternatives
£87,500
Improvement fund
West Lothian
West Lothian Drug & Alcohol Service
£32,029
Grassroots fund
Scotland-wide
Hillcrest Futures
£64,493
Improvement fund
Phoenix House (T/A Phoenix Futures)
£95,000
Improvement fund
Crew 2000 Scotland
£50,000
Grassroots fund
1st Step Development Ventures
£36,524
Grassroots fund
Second Round – May...
Committees
Published:
16 August 2021
Response from Highlands and Islands Enterprise
Given that requirement has continued for both HIE and our auditors (Audit Scotland), unfortunately this means that our accounts for 2020/21 will not have been laid in parliament by the time the committee holds its pre-budget scrutiny session. I apologise for any impact this may have on the Committee’s work for 2021.
