Alcohol
It
is illegal to buy and sell alcohol to when someone is under 18.
When
caught buying alcohol under 18, you will be given a warning or a formal caution
by police, and the person selling alcohol can be fined severely or sent to
prison.
When
buying alcohol or entering a place restricted to adult, you should provide your
ID if asked by staff or police. If you do not provide ID or no good excuse, you
will be given warning or a fine. Also use fake ID is against law. For more
information please find Fake ID page.
It
is not permitted for you to drink in licensed premises where sell or serve
alcohol with permission of government. The penalty is applied by police and you
can choose to receive it or go to court.
It
is ok for you to drink on private premises with the permission of your parents
or guardian. If not, the supply person will be given heavy fine or even sent to
prison.
It is illegal to drink on
public places except you are with responsible adult or a very good reason.
Otherwise the police will fine you.Reference:
Lawstuff, 2012, Alcohol, Viewed on 31 October 2012, <http://www.lawstuff.org.au/nsw_law/topics/Alcohol>
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