Wijziging van de Drank- en Horecawet met het oog op de terugdringing van het alcoholgebruik onder met name jongeren, de voorkoming van alcoholgerelateerde verstoring van de openbare orde, alsmede ter reductie van de administratieve lasten

This Dutch bill would amend the Drank- en Horecawet (Alcohol and Catering Act). Its stated aims are to reduce alcohol consumption, particularly among young people, to prevent alcohol-related disturbances of public order, and to cut administrative burdens. Based on the title alone, it appears to be a national measure on public health and local order, not an EU legislative procedure. This summary is based on metadata only, not the full text. Young people are the main group the bill targets. Businesses that sell or serve alcohol, such as bars, restaurants, and shops, would likely face changed rules. Municipalities and local enforcement bodies may also be affected. The administrative-burden goal suggests some reporting or licensing obligations could be simplified.