Police and liquor authorities are cracking down on boozy school after-ball parties, with new hardline plans to stop students from taking buses to secret locations.
The new approach comes after a number of after-balls turned sour last year and 15 others were cancelled because of concerns over drunken behaviour.
The after-balls - often all-you-can drink events for which tickets are sold - are usually held in warehouses.
Should the police target after-ball parties? Here is the latest selection of Your Views:
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Hayley says"I went to my seventh form ball last year, and the main focus of the night was on 'getting wasted' at after-parties. As a non-drinker, I am saddened that my peers need alcohol to have a good time."
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young drinker says"Students are going to find a way to drink. You cannot stop this. They will simply ask a friend of a friend or elder brother or sister."
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