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1 results foundAuthor: Trifonoff, Allan Title: Liquor Licensing Legislation in Australia: A Jurisdictional Breakdown Summary: This document, Liquor Licensing Legislation in Australia: A Jurisdictional Breakdown, examines liquor licensing legislation and arrangements in Australian jurisdictions. Part 1 presents the background and introduction to the project, the methodology, findings of the literature review, and a summary of the legislation and associated structures in each Australian jurisdiction. The major findings from the consultations with police personnel are presented in Part 3. The aim of the project was to review the enforcement provisions in the liquor licensing legislation of all Australian states and territories. A national review was undertaken to identify the key features of Australia’s diverse liquor licensing legislation. In addition, these issues were examined from a law enforcement perspective. The objectives of the project were to: - identify the key features of liquor licensing legislation in each state and territory - identify examples of good practice in relation to the drafting and operation of liquor licensing legislation - identify the perspectives and needs of law enforcement personnel in relation to liquor legislation to ensure that they are able to adequately perform their role in preventing and reducing alcohol-related crime and associated harms - examine and recommend improvements to liquor licensing legislation across all Australian jurisdictions. The project was designed to provide an insight into the perspectives of a range of stakeholders, especially police, concerning the capacity of existing liquor licensing legislation and associated administrative and judicial structures to reduce acute harms associated with alcohol consumption in Australia. Details: Adelaide : National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction, Flinders University, 2012. 111p. Source: Internet Resource: Accessed February 13, 2013 at: http://nceta.flinders.edu.au/files/2613/5226/7674/EN457_LLReport2.pdf Year: 2012 Country: Australia URL: http://nceta.flinders.edu.au/files/2613/5226/7674/EN457_LLReport2.pdf Shelf Number: 127604 Keywords: Alcohol Related Crime, DisorderLiquor Laws (Australia) |