Abstract
Whiteman et al (2019) highlighted the need for daily sunscreen application as a key component of effective skin cancer prevention, in the article “When to apply sunscreen: a consensus statement for Australia and New Zealand.”1 This letter seeks to add to the work of the Sunscreen Summit Policy Group by reporting on a desktop review of current sunscreen policies. It assessed consistency in sunscreen recommendations in public‐facing policy documents, including which type of sunscreen to use, the amount of sunscreen to apply and when to reapply.
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