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Unequal partners: a report into the limitations of the alcohol regulatory regime

A detailed analysis of official data and primary research into the way alcohol is sold in England

The report criticises the multi-layered web of laws, voluntary codes and guidelines that now surround licensed practice for being unclear and unable to deliver the transparency and accountability that is characteristic of effective regulation.

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