00:00Sydney's lockout laws are no more.
00:0512 years after they were brought in place and sensationally shut down Sydney's nightlife economy,
00:12the final tranche of these laws has been repealed.
00:15New South Wales Arts Minister John Graham says the move is a final step
00:20towards revitalising Sydney's nightlife precincts.
00:23The areas that will be impacted are all former lockout areas,
00:28including the CBD, Oxford Street and here in Kings Cross.
00:32A few specific laws will remain in place, including a ban on displaying outlaw motorcycle gang insignia
00:38and leaving crime scenes in place.
00:41But these changes will see an end to a mandatory last drinks call at 3.30am
00:46and the blanket limit on drinks per person will also be scrapped,
00:50as will a requirement to use plastic cups.
00:53A review into the laws by Liquor and Gaming New South Wales
00:56found blanket rules were not fit for purpose.
00:59And a better approach is targeting individual venues and patrons
01:04to make sure venues are safe and behaviour is up to standard.
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