Victoria Police Safe Suburbs Safe Cities Securing safe and Crimes Act 1958 supportive physical (serious assaults and Community Safety Committee environments property damage) Ringwood Partners in Safety Summary Offences Act Croydon Partners in Safety Group (2005) (less serious Protective Service Officers assaults minor Enforcing Local Laws property damage and public order) liaison Local Law 2 (public order) Liquor Accords Creating safe and Liquor Control Reform supportive drinking Act 1988 Enforcing liquor laws environments Memorandum of Understanding Disseminating with local community leaders information in the community about local drinking cultures and regulations Victorian Responsible Serving of Alcohol Issuing liquor licences Liquor Control Reform Commission for Act 1988 Gambling and Responsible Serving of Alcohol Enforcing conditions in Liquor Control Reform Liquor Regulation liquor licences Act 1988 Designated Areas (not applicable Securing safe and Liquor Control Reform in Maroondah) supportive physical Act 1988 environments Lockouts (not applicable in Maroondah) Licensees Complying with liquor licences and Creating safe and Health and Wellbeing planning permits supportive drinking Act 2008 environments Liquor Accords Liquor Control Reform Act 1988 Complying with liquor licences and Securing safe and Health and Wellbeing planning permits supportive physical Act 2008 environments Liquor Accords (not applicable in Liquor Control Reform Maroondah) Act 1988 Contributions to costs associated with managing and securing the public realm Impact assessment framework There are a number of factors that contribute to potential harms associated with the presence of alcohol in the community, and with particular liquor licenses and venues in particular. The risk assessment framework presented in Tables 10 to 14 below is structured around the key determinants of harms, namely availability, venue design, safety in the public realm, proximity to vulnerable groups and sensitive uses and land use diversity that are discussed in Section 3 above
Victoria Police Safe Suburbs Safe Cities Community Safety Committee Ringwood Partners in Safety Croydon Partners in Safety Group Protective Service Officers Enforcing Local Laws liaison Securing safe and supportive physical environments Crimes Act 1958 (serious assaults and property damage) Summary Offences Act (2005) (less serious assaults minor property damage and public order) Local Law 2 (public order) Liquor Accords Enforcing liquor laws Creating safe and supportive drinking environments Liquor Control Reform Act 1988 Memorandum of Understanding with local community leaders Disseminating information in the community about local drinking cultures and regulations Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation Responsible Serving of Alcohol Issuing liquor licences Liquor Control Reform Act 1988 Responsible Serving of Alcohol Enforcing conditions in liquor licences Liquor Control Reform Act 1988 Designated Areas (not applicable in Maroondah) Lockouts (not applicable in Maroondah) Securing safe and supportive physical environments Liquor Control Reform Act 1988 Licensees Complying with liquor licences and planning permits Liquor Accords Creating safe and supportive drinking environments Health and Wellbeing Act 2008 Liquor Control Reform Act 1988 Complying with liquor licences and planning permits Liquor Accords (not applicable in Maroondah) Contributions to costs associated with managing and securing the public realm Securing safe and supportive physical environments Health and Wellbeing Act 2008 Liquor Control Reform Act 1988 Impact assessment framework There are a number of factors that contribute to potential harms associated with the presence of alcohol in the community, and with particular liquor licenses and venues in particular. The risk assessment framework presented in Tables 10 to 14 below is structured around the key determinants of harms, namely availability, venue design, safety in the public realm, proximity to vulnerable groups and sensitive uses and land use diversity that are discussed in Section 3 above
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