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Source: SA Health, South Australian Burden of Disease Study at www.health.sa.gov.au/burdenofdisease/DesktopDefault.aspx
Chart 1.23 Burden of mental illness by disorder and gender, South Australia, 2006-08
0
Alcohol dependence and harmful
use (including alcohol cirrhosis)
2000 80004000 100006000 12000 14000 16000
Attention-deficit hyperactivity
disorder
Anorexia nervosa
Autism spectrum disorders
Bipolar disorder
Anxiety and depression
Benzodiazepine dependence and
harmful use
Bulimia nervosa
Cannabis dependence or
harmful use
Heroin or polydrug dependence
and harmful use
Other drug dependence and
harmful use
Other eating disorders
Other mental disorders
Personality disorders (isolated)
Disability-Adjusted Life Year (DALY)
Persons
Females
Males
Reflecting on Results – Review of the Public Health System’s Performance for 2008-2010page 44
Chapter 1: Update on the Health Status of South Australians
Public Hospital Hospitalisation
Understandably, the utilisation
Presented by
Hon John Hill
on
08/02/2011
Document
Report
52nd Parliament
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Tabled Paper
Budget
(pdf 1.43 MB)
Performance Indicators
2010-11
Target
2009-10
Estimated
Result
2009-10
Target
2008-09
Actual
No. of illicit drug offences detected by police and recorded
on apprehension reports
4 491 4 405 3 857 4 089
No. of offences detected by police for sell/trade illicit drugs
recorded on apprehension reports
1 162 1 150 1 098 1 106
No. of drug diversions recorded as part of the Police Drug
Diversion Initiative
2 562 2 537 2 516 2 549
No. of offences detected by police for produce/manufacture
illicit drugs recorded on apprehension reports
1 356 1 343 1 292 1 290
No. of expiation notices issued for cannabis offences 6 930 7 463 6 605 6 890
% of the community who think illegal drugs are a problem
in their neighbourhood
<14.0% 13.5% <17.3% 16.6%
No. of clandestine labs detected 75 71 69 65
5.90
Sub-program 2.4: Community Crime Prevention
Through this sub-program SAPOL works together with other agencies and the community to ensure effective
Presented by
Hon Kevin Foley
on
16/09/2010
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DASC also drew the Committee's
attention to a New South Wales survey by Howard and Ziefert (1990) which
indicated that "over 90% of young offenders used alcohol, anaesthetics and
nicotine, 87% cannabis, 53% stimulants, 49% inhalants, 41% hallucinogens [and]
26% narcotics" (Drug and Alcohol Services submission; p. 5).
4.2 RECIDIVIST OFFENDERS
According to the Children's Interest Bureau, for many young people, involvement
in offending behaviour is very transient and reflects the adolescent's need to
"test the limits imposed by authority ... and the values and assumptions of the
social order ".
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Total number of notices issued during the year ended 30 June:- 1988 1987
Cannabis Expiation 14 410 636
Traffic Infringement 121 140 112 282
135 550 112 918
Value of notices issued:- $'000 $'000
Cannabis Expiation 407 49
Traffic Infringement 9 716 7 596
10 123 7 645
Revenue received:- $'000 $'000
Cannabis Expiation 244 8
Traffic Infringement 7 714 5 855
7 958 5 863
Notices not expiated by the due date are forwarded for court action.
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Total number of notices issued during the year ended 30 June:- 1987 1986
Cannabis Expiation 636
Traffic Infringement 112 282 107 574
112 918 107 574
Value of notices issued:- $'000 $'000
Cannabis Expiation 49
Traffic Infringement 7 596 6 464
7 645 6 464
Revenue received:- $'000 $'000
Cannabis Expiation 8
Traffic Infringement 5 855 5 701
5863 5701
Notices not expiated by the due date are forwarded for court action.
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Drug screening
We received a notification about a registered
nurse who had addiction issues (amphetamine,
cannabis and opioids).
Presented by
Hon C J Picton
on
29/11/2022
Document
Annual Report
55th Parliament (Current)
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Giles
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Australian Labor Party
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Cannabis was the most common, but not the only drug referred to.
Standing Committees
54th Parliament
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Franks New South Wales Legislative Council General Purpose Standing Committee No. 4 - Report on the Use of Cannabis fo r Medical Purposes (August 6) --- --- Youth Bills and Acts (October 29) --- --- Letter and Petition from the A n angu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Law and Culture Committee tabled during debate on the A n angu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara L and Rights (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill 2014 (December 2) --- --- By the Hon J.
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An unrelated amendment
is made to section 13 of the Act to facilitate the forfeiture of drugs,
drug-growing equipment, and drug-using implements, when a cannabis expiation
notice is enforced.