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Digital copy of An Alcohol Strategy for Jersey [P.110/2003]. Lodged au Greffe on 15 July 2003 by the Health and Social Services. For Paul Le Claire's Witness Statement to the Inquiry dated 10 September 2015, see ZC/D/AW3/B1/5/WS000637.
| Reference | ZC/D/AW3/A1/2/WD007131 |
| Date | 15 July 2003 |
| Scope and Content | • Proposition. Asks whether the States are of the opinion to endorse the strategy for concerted and co-ordinated action to reduce the harm to indviduals and the community caused by the misuse of alcohol and to approve the key strategic aims set out in the Alcohol Strategy for Jersey and related matters. • Report. Sets out background information, explains the need for an alcohol strategy and outlines the principles of the alcohol strategy with regard to: taxation and prices, licensing, community safety, drink-driving, the promotion of alcohol, changing attitudes through campaigns to promote responsible drinking, support and treatment and under-age consumption. Sets out details of resources in respect of the cost of the implementation the Alcohol Strategy and finishes with a conclusion about the proposals contained in the Alcohol Strategy. • An Alcohol Strategy for Jersey. Details background information and explains the current need for an alcohol strategy. Includes a table outlining types of problems including physical, psychological and social problems. Outlines the administrative framework proposed to co-ordinate the implementation of the strategy, describes the core principles and operational aims, and details objectives and targets in respect of taxation and prices, licensing, community safety, drink-driving, the promotion of alcohol, changing attitudes through campaigns to promote responsible drinking, support and treatment and under-age consumption. Also sets out details of the success criteria and finishes with a conclusion about the proposals contained in the Alcohol Strategy. Also includes a bibliography and sections on alcohol taxation, a review of the Licensing (Jersey) Law 1974, environmental design, underage consumption, circulation and respondent lists, and the prioritised key proposals of the Draft Alcohol Strategy. |
| Names | Bailhache, William Baudains, Gerard, Deputy Bourne, Spencer Clinton, Carl, Dr Couriard, Mitch de Carteret, David de la Haye, Derek Dorey, Jeremy Laurence, Deputy Dubras, Morris Esterson, Ann Graham-Cummings, Andrew, Dr Le Claire, Paul Le Hérissier, Roy, Deputy Le Quesne, David Le Roux, Trevor Le Ruez, Eric Mullin, David Nicolle, Stéphanie Norman, Len, Senator Power, Graham Read, Steve Tabb, Peter Wilkinson, Kim Young, J AIDS Care Education and Training Alcohol and Drugs Service British Paediatric Association Chamber of Commerce Citizens Advice Bureau Crime Prevention and Community Safety Partnership Crimestoppers Economic Development Committee Education Committee Employment and Social Security Committee Finance and Economics Committee Health and Social Services Committee Human Resources Committee HM Prison, La Moye Home Affairs Committee Housing Committee Industries Committee Jersey Evening Post Jersey General Hospital Jersey Medical Society Jersey Night Club Association Mental Health Services Planning Department Portman Group Prison Service Probation Service Public Services Committee Randalls Vautier Limited Royal College of Physicians Salvation Army Samaritans Sport and Leisure Committee Sports Injury Clinic States of Jersey States of Jersey Police States Greffe Tourism Committee Vingteniers and Constables Officer Association |
| Keywords | alcohol | alcoholism | Brewing | deputies | domestic violence | economics | evidence | finances | Hospitality | IJCI | propositions | public health | reports | strategies |
| Dimensions | 1 pdf file |
| Language | English |
| Level of description | File |
| Access restrictions | PDF file - please click on the link to download |
| Closed until | 2100 |
Context:
Digital copy of An Alcohol Strategy for Jersey [P.110/2003]. Lodged au Greffe on 15 July 2003 by the Health and Social Services. For Paul Le Claire's Witness Statement to the Inquiry dated 10 September 2015, see ZC/D/AW3/B1/5/WS000637.
ZC/D/AW3/A1/2/WD007131
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