This document discusses regulations and ordinances against alcohol in schools and local communities. It provides examples of school ordinances that prohibit students from possessing, consuming, selling or being under the influence of alcohol on campus. It also outlines various local ordinances from Makati City and Marikina City regulating the sale and consumption of liquor in commercial establishments, including restrictions on hours of sale and penalties for violations. The document asks readers to suggest ways to successfully implement these alcohol policies at different levels and questions whether such ordinances can truly solve issues with underage drinking.

1. Regulations and
Ordinances
Against Alcohol
OBJECTIVES

2. Is a law enacted by a
local authority
regulating the sale of
liquor in all business
establishments.

3. To aTTain The
vision and
mission of The
school
Guidelines for
everyone in
school

4. SCHOOL
RDINANCE

5. EXAMPLE:
1. No student is
allowed to
bring any
alcoholic

6. 2. All students
are prohibited
from drinking
alcoholic
beverages

7. 3. No student is
allowed to sell
alcoholic drinks
inside the campus.
4. No student is
allowed to go to
school drunk.

8. LOCAL
ORDINANCE
S ON THE
SALE OF
LIQUOR

9. Makati
City

10. 1. Ordinance No. 2001- 082
- prohibits any person from
instructing, ordering,
sending into an errand, co
opting any person of minor
age to purchase or acquire
beer, liquor and other
intoxicating beverages,
cigarettes

11. from retail stores,
sari- sari stores or
variety stores,
convenience stores
within the City of
Makati.

12. 2. Posting of notice that
selling beer, liquor, and
other intoxicating
beverages and cigarettes
to minors is prohibited by
law and provides
penalties for violations
thereof.

13. PENALTIES
FINE- 500, 1000,
2000
IMPRISONMENT- 10
days- 1 , 2 3
st nd rd
offences

14. MARIKINA CITY
1. Ordinance No. 110 Series of
2004: Ordinance Regulating
the Sale of Liquor in all
Commercial/ Business
E stablishments in the City of
Marikina

15. 2. Section 1- regulates the
sale of liquor in all
commercial/ business
E stablishments

16. 3. Section 2
a. Commercial/ Business
Establishments include eateries,
restaurants, kitchenettes,
carinderias, grills, KTV bars, and
clubs, music lounges, disco houses,
billiard halls, sari- sari stores,
groceries, mini marts, convenience
stores, and all other similar
establishments.

17. b. EATERY- any establishment
serving liquor in addition to
cooked food and short orders
for consumption of customers.
Restaurants, kitchenettes,
carinderias, grills, and all
similar establishments serving
cooked food and liquor are
included as eateries.

18. c. LIQUOR- any
distilled alcoholic
beverage. For
example: beer,
whisky, rum,
brandy, gin

19. SECTION 3
 Prohibits the
following:
b. From 12- M.N.- 8 A.M.
c. From 2 A.M.- 8 A.M.

20. SECTION 4
 The owners/
managers/ personnel
of commercial/
business
establishments should
inform/ advise them to
get their last order

21. SECTION 5
The Philippine
National Police-
Marikina city ( PNP
Marikina). The
personnel of the
Office of Public of
Safety and Security

22. SECTION 5
and Bantay Bayan
operatives are hereby
directed to monitor all
commercial/ business
establishments in the
city and apprehend any
violator for the strict
implementation of this

23. SECTION 6
 PENALTY CLAUSE
 Owners/ managers of any
commercial/ business
establishments found to
have violated this
Ordinance shall penalized,
as follows:

24. • 1 offense- 3000
st
• 2 offense- 5000
nd
• 3 offense- revocation
rd
of business permit and
permanent closure of
the business
establishment.

25. SECTION 8
EFFECTIVITY
CLAUSE
This ordinance
shall take effect
15 days from the
approval and

26. ACTIVITY
#1

27.  Suggest ways of
successful
implementation of
the regulations and
ordinances on the
sale and use of
liqours on the
following:

28. a. Zone
b. Barangay
c. Municipality
d. School

29. QUESTIONS
1. How do minors get
involved in the violation
of city and municipal
ordinances on the sale
of liquor?

30. 2. Do you think that the
ordinances on the sale
of liquor in cities and
municipalities will solve
the problem on the use
of alcohol?

31. RUBRIC
Very Good- (10)
Good- (7-9)
Satisfactory- (4-6)
Poor- (0-3)

32. RUBRIC
1. The output is about the implementation
of ordinances on the sale of liquor.
2. The output is clear, sufficient, realistic
and easy to understand.
3. The output gives the essential
information about the topic.
4. The group works silently and
cooperatively.