Alcohol Reform

Alcohol reform refers to changes in laws and policies that govern the sale, distribution, consumption, and regulation of alcoholic beverages. These reforms aim to address public health issues, reduce alcohol-related harm, and promote responsible drinking. They can include measures like raising the legal drinking age, limiting advertising, adjusting tax rates on alcohol, or implementing stricter licensing for retailers. The overall goal is to balance individual freedoms with the need to protect society from the negative effects of alcohol consumption.