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1. I acknowledge that the overall purpose of the campaign is to increase public support for evidence-based alcohol policies. This includes increasing price, reducing availability and restricting advertising of alcohol.
2. I understand that all photos and videos that will be taken in this activity are copyrighted by Alcohol Healthwatch.
3. I understand that I will not receive any monetary compensation/payment.
4. I authorise Alcohol Healthwatch to distribute and reproduce the materials primarily through social media across the channels of: Uncap Our Potential, Alcohol Healthwatch, and partner organisations. It may also feature on the websites of: Uncap Our Potential, Alcohol Healthwatch, partner organisations, and other websites that Alcohol Healthwatch may deem appropriate for the promotion of Uncap Our Potential.
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6. I understand that Alcohol Healtwatch will always use discretion when using my photos/videos, and will not use them to discredit me or my reputation in any way.
7. I understand that I have the right to require Alcohol Healthwatch to stop using my photos/videos.
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Things to consider when forming a new group  

• Leadership – Do you need someone to provide direction, a spokesperson, a chairperson, etc.? Is this you? Or who will this be?
• Membership – Who are the members of the group and what are their needs? How are you going to recruit or connect them? What are some channels for communications? What are the values that members need to share?
• Purpose – What is the group’s core reason for being? What does your group seek to achieve?
• Function – How will the group achieve its purpose? Will you meet in person? How often, where and when? Will any funds be required? How will this be attained and managed – do you need a treasurer? Who will look after the group’s information – do you need a Secretary?
• Co-ordination of action – Who is going to do this? Do you need a small working group/committee?
• Rules – Does your group need to agree to some common understandings? Is membership open or are there some criteria? You may need a charter or a constitution if you wish to apply for funds.
• Promotion – Do you wish to expand your group? How will you recruit new members? What promotional material will you need?
• Communication – Will you need to communicate to others (the public, media or stakeholders)? Will you need to have a public profile? Who are your audiences? What are the key messages for each of these? Will you engage with the media and who will do this?
• Affiliation – Do you want your group to be part of a bigger group? Do they share similar values with your group? You may want to consider joining Alcohol Action New Zealand, or Health Coalition Aotearoa.
• Sponsorship or endorsement – Sponsorship or endorsement can assist your group in gaining funds, increasing your profile, etc. It is important that any funding aligns with the purpose and values of your group, and doesn’t create conflicts of interest (e.g. funding from the alcohol industry).

We’d love your support in taking action to uncap our potential. It could be as easy as signing up to our news/updates, sharing these with people you care about, and/or starting conversations with others about your dreams for a brighter, fairer future with less alcohol harm. Here are three things you can do to support the campaign:

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Join our campaign by signing up for email updates. We will keep you informed with news, progress, milestones, and actions that you can take to contribute to a brighter and fairer future with less alcohol harm. Together, we can make a difference.  

To help every New Zealander get to where they want to go in life, we urgently need to reduce alcohol harm. One of the best ways to reduce harm is to increase the price of alcohol. Less alcohol being drunk, less harm to the drinker and to others. Please show your support by signing the Price Charter, which includes a number of recommendations that are shown in research to reduce alcohol harm. You can sign up as an individual or as an organisation.

  Click to read the Price Charter.