one-punch laws: barry o'farrell announces swee

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    Of course the late night spots have nothing to do with drunks. The only people who are drunk are car drivers the rest don't count. There should be some test for patrons leaving these places. I reckon 90% are either drunk or out of their heads on drugs. Alcohol lobby is too strong always blame the patrons..... How come its the reverse with illegal drugs, always blame the seller never the buyer..


    http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-01-21/sweeping-changes-announced-to-tackle-sydney-violence/5210740

    One-punch laws: Barry O'Farrell announces sweeping changes to tackle alcohol-fuelled violence in Sydney

    Key measures:

    Eight-year minimum sentencing for alcohol or drug-fuelled assaults ending in death.
    Serious assault maximum penalty increased by two years, with mandatory minimum sentences.
    On the spot fines for disorderly behaviour increased from $200 to $1100.
    Police have powers to immediately ban 'troublemakers' from CBD/Kings Cross.
    Penalty for possession of steroids increased from two to 25 years.
    CBD/Kings Cross venues to have 1:30am lockouts with drinks stopping at 3:00am.
    Bottle shops across NSW to close at 10:00pm.
    'Periodic' risk-based licensing for venues across NSW.
    No new liquor licences for new venues in the CBD/Kings Cross precinct.
    A media campaign to educate the community.
    Increased public transport to move people from Kings Cross at the weekend.


    http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-01-21/sweeping-changes-announced-to-tackle-sydney-violence/5210740
 
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