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Politics
Callum Godde

'Big reforms': Vic braces for drunkenness law change

Not-for-profit service Cohealth will help Victorians who are intoxicated and in need of support. (Callum Godde/AAP PHOTOS)

Victoria can handle the fallout of decriminalising public drunkenness despite the delayed rollout of health services, the state government insists.

In a media briefing on Monday, mental health minister Ingrid Stitt and health leaders outlined how Victoria's response will work from Tuesday when public intoxication is no longer a crime.

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