| Database ID |
300 |
| Title |
Policing licensed premises |
| Description |
This project aims to consolidate the existing knowledge base on policing of licensed premises into a single document. The project will involve a number of methodologies, including:
- an international literature search on liquor licensing and alcohol related harm issues that have direct relevance to police;
- an assessment of key documents to identify the legislative and organisation framework within which the policing of licensed premises occurs in Australia; and
- national consultations with key stakeholders on current practice and organisational relationships within all Australian police jurisdictions.
A monograph was published in April 2003, documenting best practice in the policing of licensed premises. It identifies strategies to reduce alcohol-related harms and policing; drinking environments; policing licensed drinking environments; problem solving; collaborative strategies and future directions. The monograph is a useful tool for operational police, their managers, policy makers and other professions with an interest in this area.
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| Status |
Archived |
| Researchers |
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| Keywords |
police; alcohol related problems; drinking places; community; prevention; best practice; |
| Institution |
National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction |
| Collaborating institutions |
- South Australia. Dept. of Police
- Queensland. Dept. of Police
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| Funding institutions |
- National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund
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| Funding |
$70,570 |
| Start Date |
07-2001 |
| End Date |
04-2002 |
| Publications |
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| Contact |
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