Changing Scotland’s Relationship with Alcohol: A Framework for Action
The Scottish Government
Country Resources
Substance Abuse Strategies and Plans
Scotland
1 January 2009
Policy document
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This Framework for Action outlines the actions which the government will be taking forward to rebalance Scotland’s relationship with alcohol. Some are specific legislative measures designed to effect change in the short term. Many others focus on creating cultural change over a muchlonger period. The health service, local government, the alcohol industry, the police and the
third sector have been assigned crucial parts to play in helping to develop and implement what has been termed a rolling programme of work over following years after the plan was published.
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