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Your right to object (2006)

Author

Drug and Alcohol Office

Publisher

Drug and Alcohol Office

City

Perth

Type

Resource package

Description

This information package gives Indigenous communities advice on how they can organise effective community action to manage the availability of alcohol within their community. It provides information for communities that wish to object to the granting of a liquor licence or of extended trading hours. It also outlines information about how to object to:

a town planning scheme amendment
an application for a liquor licence
noise or behaviour on or near licensed premises.

Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet abstract

When to use this resource

This resource package is useful for people in Indigenous communities who want to control the amount of alcohol which is available to community members, in their aim to reduce the harmful effects of alcohol use.