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99497 Alcohol ORG.Indd 4 March 2005 Vol 5 No Feature Culture change marketing ALCOHOL ADVISORYKaunihera COUNCIL Whakatupato OF NEWWaipiro ZEALAND o Aotearoa Early Intervention New programme in Taranaki schools The Alcohol Advisory Council of New Zealand was established by a 1976 Act of Parliament, under the name the Alcoholic Liquor Advisory Council (ALAC), following a report by the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Sale of Liquor. The Commission recommended establishing a permanent council whose aim was to encourage responsible alcohol use and minimise misuse. ALAC’s aims are pursued through policy liaison and advocacy, information and communication, research, intersectoral and community initiatives, and treatment development. ALAC is funded by a levy on all liquor imported into, or manufactured in, New Zealand for sale and employs 30 staff. The Council currently has eight members and reports to the Minister of Health. alcohol.org.nz is published quarterly by the Alcohol Advisory Council of New Zealand / te Kaunihera Whakatupato Waipiro o Aotearoa. An editorial committee oversees the newsletter. The next issue of alcohol.org.nz will be published in June 2005. To receive a copy, contact: Alcohol Advisory Council PO Box 5023 Wellington New Zealand Phone 04 917 0060 Call free 0508 258 258 Fax 04 473 0890 Email [email protected] © ALAC 2005 alcohol.org.nz ISSN 1175-2831 Editor/writer: Lynne Walsh Kia ora, Kia orana, Ni sa bula, Namaste, Taloha ni, Malo e lelei, Fakaalofa atu, Halo olaketa, Talofa lava, Greetings... March 2005 Contents Features 2 It’s not the drinking: Dr Mike MacAvoy it’s how we’re drinking Chief Executive Officer. Introducing the Pacific 6 WORDS FROM THE CEO Reference Group Supply and provision 10 The outrage that has greeted police attempts to enforce the law banning drunks from licensed premises is predictable given New Zealanders’ belief in Towards best practice monitoring their absolute right to get drunk when and where they want to. and enforcement Letters to one paper equated the move with the banning of smoking from pubs, and suggested that jokes made before the smoking ban was Early intervention 12 implemented were probably accurate - that the next step would be banning High on Life drinks in pubs. Conferences 14 But let’s get real here. What police are targeting are drunks in pubs. And the law banning intoxicated people from licensed premises is not new; it has Sport and Alcohol been around for years. What is new is the police emphasis on enforcing this provision of the Sale of Liquor Act. Why this new emphasis? Working Together 2005 New research is showing the links between alcohol and crime. Thinking Drinking Internationally, alcohol is associated with between 50 and 70 percent of all police work - be it dealing with street fights, criminal damage, family Research 17 violence or drink-driving, or simply having to take drunk people home or putting them into custody for their own protection. There’s no reason to Gary Harrison Scholarship doubt the same is true here. In fact a recent survey of Wellington city police charge sheets indicated that 90 percent of violent offenders were affected by News 19 alcohol. Say When Halberg Awards If we can prevent the intoxication in the first place, there would be no need to spend all those policing hours picking up the pieces from those No health benefits from alcohol for the who drink beyond intoxication. The law says intoxicated people cannot be under 60s served on licensed premises, but we all know it happens. Without consistent Advertising review options enforcement of the law, there is no chance of either the public or the licensees recognising the behaviour as dangerous. Prosecution on its own isn’t going to change New Zealand’s risky drinking patterns. That is going to require a cultural change - something that won’t happen overnight, but something ALAC is preparing to address with its programme to tackle head-on New Zealand’s risky high per occasion consumption drinking culture. Bar and licensed restaurant owners, managers and staff who have a legal obligation not to serve intoxicated people can help achieve this cultural change and improve the quality of life for all New Zealanders. Punters enjoying a drink or three have nothing to fear; to those bleating over their loss of freedom to write themselves off I’d say, “Get over it.” I suggest concern would better be directed towards those who have suffered harm at the hands of drunks. 1 2 Feature It’s not the drinking: it’s how we’re drinking A series of print, television and radio advertisements designed to help change New Zealand’s risky drinking culture were launched earlier this month. The advertisements are the most visible component of ALAC’s programme of work that aims to help New Zealanders to reduce the amount of alcohol they drink on any one occasion. The advertisements aim to get New Zealanders to see the connection between getting drunk and the harms that result. “It’s not the fact that we drink that’s “This pattern of drinking results in the problem; the problem is how we more harms and social costs than those drink, that is, the excessive per occasion incurred by the dependent drinker,” he consumption,” says ALAC Chief Executive says. Officer Dr Mike MacAvoy. “The first step The harms range from injuries resulting to change is to get people to link that from accidents or fights; problems pattern with harms, and at the moment with relationships because of alcohol; many don’t recognise that connection. problems at work; neglect of family We’re not likely to get behaviour change responsibilities; embarrassment from if no-one thinks it’s their problem. So indulging in behaviours that you wouldn’t that is what our advertising campaign will normally indulge in – all are associated do at first. with excessive per occasion consumption. “New Zealand is a nation that seems to “We don't necessarily want to stop pride itself on the ‘save it up for Friday people drinking; we just want them to night’ style of drinking, the ‘we deserve a be responsible and aware of the dangers drink’ perspective or consider ‘it’s a rite of excessive consumption,” says of passage that causes little harm’. Dr MacAvoy. 3 “The programme is a long-term strategy. New Zealand drinker the notion that we learn to drink in accepts and aspires It's not a silver bullet that'll solve the have to reduce the quantity of alcohol we to drunkenness. Adults need to look at problem overnight and we've never drink on a single occasion. themselves before pointing the finger at painted it as such. Just as the drink young people.” The advertisements are targeted at the driving and seatbelt campaigns took general adult population. However, a However, he emphasises that the several years to succeed, so too will this “one size fits all” approach to advertising advertising will not work alone. “It is not strategy take time to impact.” is hard to achieve when different adults about simply delivering a social message Dr MacAvoy says the background work to relate to different sorts of potential by mass media. It is about an integrated the programme of work was robust and harms, reasons to drink or reasons not to programme of complementary strategies unequivocal and ALAC is delighted at the drink, says Dr MacAvoy that the marketing messages are designed support the programme has received from to stimulate.” many Government and non-Government Supporting activities range from achieving stakeholders. “This pattern of better compliance with and enforcement The advertising aspect of the programme drinking results in of the Sale of Liquor Act, controlled follows the ’stages of change’ model and purchase operations to identify breaches ALAC would not move from one phase to more harms and of the Act, parents’ programmes, policy another until a set level of engagement measures such as tax/price, outlet from the community had been achieved. social costs than density, advertising and purchase age, community programmes, to strategies Specifically it takes New Zealanders on a that focus on the group of dependent journey by those incurred by the and hazardous drinkers who need support • enabling New Zealanders’ to make dependent drinker” and assistance to reduce or stop their the connection between risky per drinking. occasion consumption and the social Dr MacAvoy says ALAC, through its and physical harms that result “Using our research, we therefore identified three groups: parents with champions and associates programme, • showing New Zealanders that they children under 15; men under 35 and has been building support and might be at risk of contributing women under 35 years old and have understanding for its work. to that harm and that there is specific advertising for each of those The champions and associates something they can do about it groups. programme involves ALAC visiting • persuading New Zealanders to drink “The reason for targeting adults not just key organisations and stakeholders. differently so that harm does not young people is that research shows the Presentations have been made to occur. drinking culture is pervasive across all the Ministry of Health; Ministry of Dr MacAvoy says to get the necessary ages and demographics. Young people Justice; the Crime Prevention Unit; Te behaviour change we have to sell to the are unlikely to change if the culture they Puni Kokiri; Ministry of Pacific Island 4 Affairs; Ministry of Social Development; Ministry of Youth Development; Accident Compensation Corporation; New Zealand Police; Land Transport NZ; Ministry of Education; Local Government New Zealand; and the Ministry of Transport. Associate Minister of Health Hon Damien O’Connor who championed an increase in the alcohol levy to fund the programme says binge drinking is pervasive in New Zealand, and not just among youth.
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