A list of publications put out by the department's service areas.
Guidance for licensees regarding selling liquor on the internet.
Guidance to licensees who wish to conduct tastings on their licensed premises or at another licensed premises.
Guidance as to the legislative requirements relating to websites maintained by, or on behalf of the licensee.
Guidance on submitting an unconditional section 40 certificate (certificate of local planning authority) or development approval lodged in lieu of a section 40 certificate.
This document provides the industry with a framework of practices to follow in the responsible promotion and advertising of liquor.
Guidance as to the legislative requirements associated with the grant of a licence and it also identifies the matters that the licensing authority may have regard to when considering applications in respect of a residential premises.
Guidance as to the legislative requirements and criteria that will be used when considering the suitability of premises to be licensed under the Act.
Guidance for producers licence.
Under the Liquor Control Act 1988 (‘the Act’), the sale and supply of liquor must always take place on or from the licensed premises.
The sale, supply and consumption of liquor needs to be carefully regulated.
A policy to provide a set of minimum fire safety measures for licensed premises
Guidance on the legislative requirements relating to extended trading permits (ETP) for extended areas.
This document provides guidance on extended trading permits that are sought for ongoing (i.e. long term) or indefinite circumstances and the factors that the licensing authority may have regard to when considering applications for these permits.
Under section 60 of the Act the licensing authority may grant an extended trading permit (ETP) authorising the licensee to sell and supply liquor in circumstances to which the licence would not otherwise apply.
The cellar door ETP provides producers with the opportunity to promote their products to the wider public within their region.
A standard entertainment condition is imposed on most licences.