(Gladys Berejiklian), the governor of the new state, will abolish curfews in most parts of the CBD by the end of this year in the hope of improving nightlife in Sydney, but the curfew on (Kings Cross), King`s Cross, will continue.
According to the co-agency, a review of the curfews has been carried out earlier this year by the parliamentarian committee. On Sunday, Beregillian admitted that it was time to boost the night`s eco-economy in Sydney.
In a statement to the Australian co-agency on Sunday, the "We are waiting for the Committee`s report, but I think it`s time to strengthen the nightlife in Sydney. Sydney is the only international city in Australia, and we need the nightlife to reflect this." said:
Bergiklian will take steps to lift the 01:30 curfew in the CBD entertainment district, but the curfew in King`s Cross is still in force. After Kelly (Thomas Kelly) and Christie (Daniel Christie) were killed by boxing, curfews were introduced in 2014 to reduce alcohol-induced violence behavior.
Berekelyn hopes to reform the controversial law by the end of the year.
Members of the Sydney Security campaign, which represent emergency workers in the new state, criticized the move as "too early."
""The Committee`s procedures were not respected. The Committee`s report is in fact ignored, and we do not know how they balance the known risk factors and do not know what actions they plan to ensure to ensure safety."."
He said emergency workers were well aware of the consequences of abolishing the law and warned that if the law were abolished, the number of attacks would rise.
A study released in August by (BOCSAR) of the New State Crime Statistics Bureau showed that curfews had reduced the incidence of attacks, but the benefits were dwindling over time.
BOCSAR found that non-native attacks in King`s Cross have decreased by 53 percent and CBD by 4 percent since the curfew was imposed, but attacks on alternative nightlife places accessible to Sydney residents have increased by 30 percent. (Zheng Peiyan)
