Establishing a system for specific domestic taxation, on alcohol accompanied by an effective enforcement system, which may take into account, as appropriate, the alcoholic content of the beverage is an alternative way of reducing excessive drinking now the ban is off
Setting up regulatory or co-regulatory frameworks, preferably with a legislative basis, and supported when appropriate by self-regulatory measures is the best route to take now the ban has been lifted
Adopting policies to reduce and eliminate availability of illicit production, sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages as well as to regulate or control informal alcohol need to implemented now
Encouraging provision of alternative transportation, including public transport until after the closing time for drinking places need to be done as well now that the ban is lifted
Introducing and enforcing an upper limit for blood alcohol concentration, with a reduced limit for professional drivers and young or novice drivers has to be implemented to avoid casualties
Mobilizing communities to prevent the selling of alcohol to, and consumption of alcohol by, under-age drinkers, and to develop and support alcohol-free environments, especially for youth and other at-risk groups is essential now that the ban is lifted
increasing capacity of health and social welfare systems to deliver prevention, treatment and care for alcohol-use and alcohol-induced disorders and co-morbid conditions is essential now with the ban lifted