An increasing concern are raised by alcohol and its related issues. Alcohol has always been a controversial issue. Drinking alcohol can benefit individuals to some extent, while the inappropriate pattern of drinking and excessive alcohol intake may bring both mental and physical diseases and acute injuries due to violence and assault as well. The alcohol laws in NSW have been changed by the election of the current Liberal government. Whether the changes to alcohol law will be beneficial or not, which have raised considerable concerns. Some people think the changes are restrict and useless, while some approve of these changes. Undeniably, the changes to alcohol laws limit the consumption of alcohol and are unpopular among many individuals,
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Excessive alcohol has many negative impacts, for intoxication could result in risk behavior. A statistic indicates that over 10 million Australians have negatively affected by the behavior of a drunk stranger in 2008(Moon, 2014). Nevertheless, the changes to alcohol laws can actually help to reduce those potential threats took place. It is worth noting that the reported assault incidents in King Cross and the CBD have dropped by half since the new alcohol laws came out (Chambers, Morri& Crawford, 2014). The assault incidents in new CBD precinct have been decreased with only few months. Besides, Queensland has taken the lockouts earlier in 2014 and found that the street disturbances and sexual assaults did have reduced (Miller, Palmer, Mcfarlane& Curtis, 2014). Hence, limiting the service of alcohol within the new CBD area could also help to reduce alcohol abuse in centre Sydney. Moreover, contemporary bans of 48 hours of troublemakers can raise the attention of individuals to control the amount of alcohol intake, which could also stop many violence. According to a research, known the consequences of that individuals would be kicked out for their inappropriate behaviour, which could let individuals behave better and thus many crimes can be prevent (Miller, Palmer, Mcfarlane& Curtis, 2014). The monitoring and …show more content…
Despite, it is acknowledged by approximately 80% of Australians that a national drinking problem has taken place, but many people still do not favor the changes to alcohol laws(Kypri, Jones, McElduff& Barker, 2011). Those who disagree with the changes insisted that the changes lead to the whole community being punished for a small amount of irresponsible individuals (Haydon, McAlister& Scraton, 2012).. In other words, they think the laws should be changed to punish those troublemakers, not the responsible individuals. Besides, some new changes to alcohol laws only takes effect in the new CBD precinct. Due to this reason, more alcohol-related issues may create in the suburbs. Furthermore, early lockouts may arouse patrons aggression owing to early lockouts (Miller, Palmer, Mcfarlane& Curtis, 2014). Therefore, the new alcohol laws still need some improve when considering the reason that some people against the changes. However, responsible for everyone’s own health is the most essential solution to address the alcohol related
Excessive alcohol has many negative impacts, for intoxication could result in risk behavior. A statistic indicates that over 10 million Australians have negatively affected by the behavior of a drunk stranger in 2008(Moon, 2014). Nevertheless, the changes to alcohol laws can actually help to reduce those potential threats took place. It is worth noting that the reported assault incidents in King Cross and the CBD have dropped by half since the new alcohol laws came out (Chambers, Morri& Crawford, 2014). The assault incidents in new CBD precinct have been decreased with only few months. Besides, Queensland has taken the lockouts earlier in 2014 and found that the street disturbances and sexual assaults did have reduced (Miller, Palmer, Mcfarlane& Curtis, 2014). Hence, limiting the service of alcohol within the new CBD area could also help to reduce alcohol abuse in centre Sydney. Moreover, contemporary bans of 48 hours of troublemakers can raise the attention of individuals to control the amount of alcohol intake, which could also stop many violence. According to a research, known the consequences of that individuals would be kicked out for their inappropriate behaviour, which could let individuals behave better and thus many crimes can be prevent (Miller, Palmer, Mcfarlane& Curtis, 2014). The monitoring and …show more content…
Despite, it is acknowledged by approximately 80% of Australians that a national drinking problem has taken place, but many people still do not favor the changes to alcohol laws(Kypri, Jones, McElduff& Barker, 2011). Those who disagree with the changes insisted that the changes lead to the whole community being punished for a small amount of irresponsible individuals (Haydon, McAlister& Scraton, 2012).. In other words, they think the laws should be changed to punish those troublemakers, not the responsible individuals. Besides, some new changes to alcohol laws only takes effect in the new CBD precinct. Due to this reason, more alcohol-related issues may create in the suburbs. Furthermore, early lockouts may arouse patrons aggression owing to early lockouts (Miller, Palmer, Mcfarlane& Curtis, 2014). Therefore, the new alcohol laws still need some improve when considering the reason that some people against the changes. However, responsible for everyone’s own health is the most essential solution to address the alcohol related