New Liquor Licensing Laws Introduced in Parliament
Source: Victoria. Minister for Consumer Affairs. Media Release
"Legislation giving police and courts the power to ban troublemakers from designated entertainment precincts will be introduced in Parliament. The Minister for Consumer Affairs, Tony Robinson, said the Liquor Control Reform Amendment Bill would strengthen the powers of Victoria Police and the Director of Liquor Licensing to tackle alcohol related violence and disorder. The new laws will give police the power to close down licensed premises where violence is occurring or public safety is threatened for up to 24 hours."
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
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Labels: Law and Justice, Social issues
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