Reducing the alcohol and drug toll: Victoria’s plan 2013–2017
State of Victoria; Department of Health
Country Resources
Substance Abuse Strategies and Plans
Australia, Victoria
31 December 2012
Policy document
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This plan sets out how the Victorian Government will work together with the whole communityto bring down the alcohol and drug toll. This document sets out clear, achievable steps that will begin to make measurable improvements to rates of alcohol misuse and drug use and its effects on death, disease, injury, crime, antisocial behaviour and losses to education and productivity.
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