{"id":"sr:liquor-control-reform-regulations-2023","name":"Liquor Control Reform Regulations 2023","slug":"liquor-control-reform-regulations-2023","collection":"regulation","jurisdiction":"vic","status":"in_force","isInForce":true,"actNumber":null,"makingDate":null,"administeringDepartment":null,"currentVersion":{"id":185899,"registerId":"vic-sr:liquor-control-reform-regulations-2023-current","compilationNumber":null,"startDate":"2026-04-05","status":"InForce","reasons":null,"registeredAt":null},"sections":[{"sectionNumber":"Part 1","sectionType":"part","heading":"Preliminary","content":"Part 1—Preliminary\n\n","sortOrder":0},{"sectionNumber":"1","sectionType":"section","heading":"Objectives","content":"\t1 Objectives\n\nThe objectives of these Regulations are—\n\n(a) to prescribe substances for the purposes of the definition of ***liquor*** in section 3(1) of the Act; and\n\n(b) to prescribe types of liquor that butchers may supply for the purposes of section 6D(1)(c) of the Act; and\n\n(c) to prescribe—\n\n(i) the particulars that are to be included in an application for the grant, variation, transfer or relocation of a licence or BYO permit; and\n\n(ii) the information that is to accompany an application for the grant, variation, transfer or relocation of a licence or BYO permit; and\n\n(iii) fees payable under the Act; and\n\n(iv) variations of licences and BYO permits that are not required to comply with the requirements set out in sections 33, 34 and 35 of the Act unless required by the Commission; and\n\n(v) conditions that apply in relation to live music events that are held at licensed premises or authorised premises and at which a person under the age of 18 may be present; and\n\n(d) to establish minimum standards for security cameras; and\n\n(e) to prescribe closure and evacuation notice requirements; and\n\n(f) to prescribe barring order requirements; and\n\n(g) to prescribe criteria for the purposes of section 22(2A) of the Act.\n\n","sortOrder":1},{"sectionNumber":"2","sectionType":"section","heading":"Authorising provision","content":"\t2 Authorising provision\n\nThese Regulations are made under section 180 of the **Liquor Control Reform Act 1998**.\n\n","sortOrder":2},{"sectionNumber":"3","sectionType":"section","heading":"Commencement","content":"\t3 Commencement\n\nThese Regulations come into operation on 29 July 2023.\n\n","sortOrder":3},{"sectionNumber":"4","sectionType":"section","heading":"Revocations","content":"\t4 Revocations\n\nThe following Regulations are **revoked**—\n\n(a) the Liquor Control Reform Interim Regulations 2022[[1]](#endnote-1);\n\n(b) the Liquor Control Reform Amendment Regulations 2022[[2]](#endnote-2).\n\n","sortOrder":4},{"sectionNumber":"5","sectionType":"section","heading":"Definitions","content":"\t5 Definitions\n\nIn these Regulations—\n\n***crowd controller*** has the same meaning as in the **Private Security Act 2004**;\n\n***demerit point*** means a point recorded in the Register against a licence or permit under Part 4A of the Act;\n\n***five star rating scheme*** means the administrative system established for the purposes of recording demerit points, calculating renewal fees and publishing star ratings based on the compliance history of a licensee or permittee;\n\n***function room***  means an area of a licensed premises specified on a licence to be a function room set aside at all times for the exclusive use of persons who have booked a function to be held in that area and which is attended only by those persons or their guests;\n\n***identification***, in relation to an image of a person, means an image that is of sufficient clarity to enable the person's identity to be established with a high degree of certainty;\n\n***licensed crowd controller*** means a person who holds, under the **Private Security Act 2004**, a private security individual operator licence that authorises that person to act as a crowd controller;\n\n***non‑compliance history period*** means the period from 1 October 4 years preceding the year in respect of which the renewal fee is payable until 30 September 2 years preceding the year in respect of which the renewal fee is payable;\n\n***open format*** means a published specification for storing digital data that is free of legal restrictions on its use and able to be implemented by both proprietary and free or open source software (such as a bitmap, jpg or tiff file);\n\n***proprietary format*** means a file format that is covered by a patent or copyright and is able to be implemented only by proprietary software;\n\n***relevant period*** means the period from 1 October in the year 2 years preceding the year in respect of which the renewal fee is payable to 30 September in the year preceding the year in respect of which the renewal fee is payable;\n\n***risk criteria*** means the factors taken into account when calculating a risk fee in accordance with regulation 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 or 31 (as the case requires);\n\n***regional or remote area*** means a locality specified in Column 1 of Schedule 6 with the corresponding postcode specified in Column 2 in relation to that locality;\n\n***stored images*** means the electronic files exported from a digital video recorder to a storage device;\n\n***the Act***  means  the **Liquor Control Reform Act 1998**;\n\n***venue capacity***, in relation to a licensed premises, means the venue capacity of the licensed premises as calculated in accordance with regulation 21 or 22;\n\n***video recorder*** means a digital video recorder that records video images from a security camera.\n\n","sortOrder":5},{"sectionNumber":"Part 2","sectionType":"part","heading":"Prescribed substances","content":"Part 2—Prescribed substances\n\n","sortOrder":6},{"sectionNumber":"6","sectionType":"section","heading":"Prescribed substances for the purposes of the definition of *liquor*","content":"\t6 Prescribed substances for the purposes of the definition of *liquor*\n\nFor the purposes of the definition of ***liquor*** in section 3(1) of the Act, the following are prescribed substances—\n\n(a) an alcohol‑based food essence supplied by retail that is packaged—\n\n(i) in the case of vanilla essence (whether natural or imitation)—in a container of more than 100 millilitres capacity; or\n\n(ii) in any other case—in a container of more than 50 millilitres capacity;\n\n(b) a food preparation that is intended for consumption in a frozen form;\n\n(c) vapour that would, as a liquid, be a beverage considered liquor for the purposes of the Act;\n\n(d) a dry, soluble, concentrated substance, including powders, crystals, capsules or tablets, that is designed for retail supply and that would, when mixed with liquid, be considered liquor for the purposes of the Act.\n\n","sortOrder":7},{"sectionNumber":"Part 3","sectionType":"part","heading":"Prescribed liquor","content":"Part 3—Prescribed liquor\n\n","sortOrder":8},{"sectionNumber":"7","sectionType":"section","heading":"Prescribed types of liquor that butchers may supply","content":"\t7 Prescribed types of liquor that butchers may supply\n\nFor the purposes of section 6D(1)(c) of the Act, the following are prescribed types of liquor—\n\n(a) any type of beer;\n\n(b) any type of wine;\n\n(c) any type of cider;\n\n(d) any type of mead.\n\n","sortOrder":9},{"sectionNumber":"Part 4","sectionType":"part","heading":"Security cameras","content":"Part 4—Security cameras\n\n","sortOrder":10},{"sectionNumber":"8","sectionType":"section","heading":"Standards for security cameras and video recorders","content":"\t8 Standards for security cameras and video recorders\n\n(1) For the purposes of section 18B of the Act, security cameras on licensed premises must record continuously at a minimum rate of 8 frames per second.\n\n(2) For the purposes of section 18B of the Act, a video recorder on licensed premises must record at least 8 images per second for each security camera connected to the video recorder.\n\n","sortOrder":11},{"sectionNumber":"9","sectionType":"section","heading":"Standards for quality of stored images","content":"\t9 Standards for quality of stored images\n\nFor the purposes of section 18B of the Act, stored images exported from a video recorder must—\n\n(a) display the correct time and date stamp of the security camera; and\n\n(b) identify the security camera number or the location of the camera; and\n\n(c) in the case of any still image exported from a video recorder on the licensed premises, be of adequate quality and detail to enable identification of a person; and\n\n(d) be in an open format whether or not the recorder can produce exported images in a proprietary format.\n\n","sortOrder":12},{"sectionNumber":"Part 5","sectionType":"part","heading":"Prescribed criteria","content":"Part 5—Prescribed criteria\n\n","sortOrder":13},{"sectionNumber":"10","sectionType":"section","heading":"Criteria for determining whether an area is a tourist area","content":"\t10 Criteria for determining whether an area is a tourist area\n\nFor the purposes of section 22(2A)(a) of the Act, the prescribed criteria that the Commission must have regard to when determining whether an area is a tourist area are—\n\n(a) the remoteness of the area; and\n\n(b) whether any government publications or websites suggest that the area is considered to be a tourist area; and\n\n(c) whether there are any tourist attractions located in the area; and\n\n(d) whether there are any strategic plans in place relating to tourism for the region in which the area is located.\n\n","sortOrder":14},{"sectionNumber":"11","sectionType":"section","heading":"Criteria for determining whether an area has special needs","content":"\t11 Criteria for determining whether an area has special needs\n\nFor the purposes of section 22(2A)(b) of the Act, the prescribed criteria that the Commission must have regard to when determining whether an area has special needs is whether a natural disaster or other significant event has occurred in the area which has affected the ability of existing licensed premises in the area to supply liquor.\n\n","sortOrder":15},{"sectionNumber":"12","sectionType":"section","heading":"Criteria for assessing the adequacy of existing facilities or arrangements","content":"\t12 Criteria for assessing the adequacy of existing facilities or arrangements\n\nFor the purposes of section 22(2A)(c) of the Act, the prescribed criteria that the Commission must have regard to when determining whether there are adequate existing facilities or arrangements for the supply of liquor in an area are—\n\n(a) the number of existing licences in the area; and\n\n(b) the category of those licences; and\n\n(c) the form of supply permitted under those licences.\n\n","sortOrder":16},{"sectionNumber":"Part 6","sectionType":"part","heading":"Particulars and information for applications","content":"Part 6—Particulars and information for applications\n\n","sortOrder":17},{"sectionNumber":"13","sectionType":"section","heading":"Particulars for application for licence or BYO permit","content":"\t13 Particulars for application for licence or BYO permit\n\n(1) For the purposes of section 28(1)(b) of the Act, the prescribed particulars are—\n\n(b) the date of birth—\n\n(i) of the applicant; or\n\n(ii) if the applicant is a body corporate—of each director of the body corporate; or\n\n(iii) if the applicant is a member of the committee of management of an unincorporated club applying on behalf of the club—of each member of the committee of management of the club; or\n\n(iv) if the applicant is a member of a partnership applying on behalf of the partnership—of each member of the partnership; and\n\n(c) the applicant's address for service of documents; and\n\n(d) a telephone number on which the applicant or their representative can be contacted during business hours; and\n\n(e) the address of the premises or proposed premises in respect of which the licence or permit is sought; and\n\n(f) the name and address—\n\n(ii) if the applicant is a member of the committee of management of an unincorporated club applying on behalf of the club—of each member of the committee of management of the club; or\n\n(iii) if the applicant is a member of a partnership applying on behalf of the partnership—of each member of the partnership; and\n\n(g) a description of the nature and scope of the business to be conducted under the licence or BYO permit; and\n\n(h) any conditions sought in relation to the licence or BYO permit including, if applicable, the times sought outside ordinary trading hours during which the applicant wishes to supply liquor; and\n\n(i) in the case of an application for a BYO permit—the hours for which the applicant wishes the permit to apply; and\n\n(j) whether the premises or proposed premises in respect of which the licence is sought is a large packaged liquor outlet within the meaning of section 27AA of the Act; and\n\n(k) if the application relates to a licence that authorises the supply of liquor by off‑premises request, whether the applicant will be supplying liquor by off‑premises request.\n\n(2) Subregulation (1)(e) does not apply to an application for a pre‑retail licence.\n\n","sortOrder":18},{"sectionNumber":"14","sectionType":"section","heading":"Information to accompany application for licence or BYO permit","content":"\t14 Information to accompany application for licence or BYO permit\n\n(1) For the purposes of section 28(1)(c)(i) of the Act, the prescribed information is—\n\n(a) an accurate depiction of the premises or proposed premises to which the application relates showing the proposed area of the licensed premises; and\n\n(b) any one of—\n\n(i) a copy of a permit issued under the **Planning and Environment Act 1987** or, in the case of a vehicle, vessel or aircraft, a permit issued under any relevant planning law permitting the premises to which the application relates to be used as licensed premises in accordance with the authority of the relevant licence or BYO permit; or\n\n(ii) other evidence that use of the premises as licensed premises in accordance with the authority of the relevant licence or BYO permit would not contravene the planning scheme that applies under the **Planning and Environment Act 1987** or, in the case of a vehicle, vessel or aircraft, any relevant planning law; or\n\n(iii) a copy of an application that has been made in accordance with the **Planning and Environment Act 1987** or, in the case of a vehicle, vessel or aircraft, any relevant planning law for a permit, licence or other authority that, if granted, would permit the premises to be used as licensed premises in accordance with the authority of the relevant licence or BYO permit; and\n\n(c) if the applicant is not the owner of the premises to which the application relates—a declaration by the applicant that the applicant has a right to occupy the premises.\n\n(2) This regulation does not apply to an application for a limited licence or a pre‑retail licence.\n\n","sortOrder":19},{"sectionNumber":"15","sectionType":"section","heading":"Particulars for application for variation of licence or BYO permit","content":"\t15 Particulars for application for variation of licence or BYO permit\n\n(1) For the purposes of section 29(3)(b) of the Act, the prescribed particulars to be included in an application by a licensee or permittee are—\n\n(b) the applicant's address for service of documents; and\n\n(c) a telephone number on which the applicant or their representative can be contacted during business hours; and\n\n(d) the address of the licensed premises; and\n\n(e) the name and address—\n\n(ii) if the applicant is a member of the committee of management of an unincorporated club applying on behalf of the club—of each member of the committee of management of the club; or\n\n(iii) if the applicant is a member of a partnership applying on behalf of the partnership—of each member of the partnership; and\n\n(f) the details of the variation sought; and\n\n(g) the licence or permit number; and\n\n(h) whether the variation sought would result in the licence applying to a large packaged liquor outlet within the meaning of section 27AA of the Act; and\n\n(i) if the application is for a variation of the category of licence held by the licensee and the proposed licence category authorises the supply of liquor by off‑premises request, whether the applicant will be supplying liquor by off‑premises request.\n\n(2) For the purposes of section 29(3)(b) of the Act, the prescribed particulars to be included in an application by the Chief Commissioner or a licensing inspector are—\n\n(a) the applicant's name and address; and\n\n(b) the name and address of the licensee or permittee; and\n\n(c) the address of the licensed premises; and\n\n(d) the details of the variation sought; and\n\n(e) the licence or permit number.\n\n(3) For the purposes of section 29(3)(b) of the Act, the prescribed particulars to be included in an application by the persons referred to in section 32(1)(a) or (b) of the Act are the particulars referred to in subregulation (1) as if a reference in that subregulation to the applicant were a reference to the transferee of the licence or permit.\n\n","sortOrder":20},{"sectionNumber":"16","sectionType":"section","heading":"Information to accompany application for variation of licence or BYO permit in respect of the licensed premises","content":"\t16 Information to accompany application for variation of licence or BYO permit in respect of the licensed premises\n\nFor the purposes of section 29(3)(c)(i) of the Act, the prescribed information that must accompany an application for a variation of the size or perimeter of the licensed premises under section 29(2)(b) of the Act is—\n\n(a) an accurate depiction of the premises or proposed premises to which the application relates showing the proposed size or perimeter of the licensed premises; and\n\n(b) any one of—\n\n(i) a copy of a permit issued under the **Planning and Environment Act 1987** or, in the case of a vehicle, vessel or aircraft, a permit issued under any relevant planning law permitting the premises to which the application relates to be used as licensed premises in accordance with the authority of the relevant licence or BYO permit; or\n\n(ii) other evidence that use of the premises as licensed premises in accordance with the authority of the relevant licence or BYO permit would not contravene the planning scheme that applies under the **Planning and Environment Act 1987** or, in the case of a vehicle, vessel or aircraft, any relevant planning law; or\n\n(iii) a copy of an application that has been made in accordance with the **Planning and Environment Act 1987** or, in the case of a vehicle, vessel or aircraft, any relevant planning law, for a permit, licence or other authority that, if granted, would permit the premises to be used as a licensed premises in accordance with the authority of the relevant licence or BYO permit.\n\n","sortOrder":21},{"sectionNumber":"17","sectionType":"section","heading":"Particulars for application for relocation of licence or BYO permit","content":"\t17 Particulars for application for relocation of licence or BYO permit\n\nFor the purposes of section 31(2)(b) of the Act, the prescribed particulars are—\n\n(b) the applicant's address for service of documents; and\n\n(c) a telephone number on which the applicant or their representative can be contacted during business hours; and\n\n(d) the name and address—\n\n(ii) if the applicant is a member of the committee of management of an unincorporated club applying on behalf of the club—of each member of the committee of management of the club; or\n\n(iii) if the applicant is a member of a partnership applying on behalf of the partnership—of each member of the partnership; and\n\n(e) the current address of the licensed premises and the address of the premises to which it is proposed that the licence or BYO permit be relocated; and\n\n(f) the licence or permit number.\n\n","sortOrder":22},{"sectionNumber":"18","sectionType":"section","heading":"Information to accompany application for relocation of licence or BYO permit","content":"\t18 Information to accompany application for relocation of licence or BYO permit\n\n(1) For the purposes of section 31(2)(c)(i) of the Act, the prescribed information is the information referred to in regulation 14(1).\n\n(2) This regulation does not apply to an application for a limited licence or a pre‑retail licence.\n\n","sortOrder":23},{"sectionNumber":"19","sectionType":"section","heading":"Particulars for application for transfer of licence or BYO permit","content":"\t19 Particulars for application for transfer of licence or BYO permit\n\nFor the purposes of section 32(2)(b) of the Act, the prescribed particulars are—\n\n(a) the transferee's name; and\n\n(b) the date of birth—\n\n(i) of the transferee; or\n\n(ii) if the transferee is a body corporate—of each director of the body corporate; or\n\n(iii) if the transferee is a member of the committee of management of an unincorporated club applying on behalf of the club—of each member of the committee of management of the club; or\n\n(iv) if the transferee is a member of a partnership applying on behalf of the partnership—of each member of the partnership; and\n\n(c) the transferee's address for service of documents; and\n\n(d) a telephone number on which the transferee or their representative can be contacted during business hours; and\n\n(e) the name and address—\n\n(i) if the transferee is a body corporate—of each director of the body corporate; or\n\n(ii) if the transferee is an unincorporated club—of each member of the committee of management of the club; or\n\n(iii) if the transferee is a partnership—of each member of the partnership; and\n\n(f) the address of the licensed premises; and\n\n(g) the licence or permit number.\n\n","sortOrder":24},{"sectionNumber":"20","sectionType":"section","heading":"Information to accompany application for transfer of licence or BYO permit","content":"\t20 Information to accompany application for transfer of licence or BYO permit\n\nFor the purposes of section 32(2)(c)(i) of the Act, in the case that—\n\n(a) the proposed transferee is not the owner of the licensed premises; and\n\n(b) the transfer is to take effect in accordance with section 50B(a) of the Act—\n\nthe prescribed information is a declaration by the proposed transferee that the proposed transferee has the right to occupy the premises.\n\n","sortOrder":25},{"sectionNumber":"Part 7","sectionType":"part","heading":"Fees","content":"Part 7—Fees\n\n","sortOrder":26},{"sectionNumber":"21","sectionType":"section","heading":"Venue capacity","content":"\t21 Venue capacity\n\n(1) This regulation applies subject to regulation 22.\n\n(2) If a maximum capacity is specified on a licence, the venue capacity of the licensed premises is—\n\n(a) if a maximum capacity is specified in respect of the total area of the licensed premises, that maximum capacity; or\n\n(b) if a maximum capacity is specified in respect of more than one area of the licensed premises but no total maximum capacity for the licensed premises is specified, the sum of those maximum capacities; or\n\n(c) if a different total maximum capacity (as calculated under paragraph (a) or (b) (as the case requires)) may apply depending on the time of day, the greatest total maximum capacity as calculated under paragraph (a) or (b) (as the case requires) at any time after 11 p.m. on any particular day and before the commencement of ordinary trading hours on the following day—\n\nminus the maximum capacity for any area of the licensed premises used to provide accommodation as specified on the licence (if applicable).\n\n(3) If no maximum capacity is specified on a licence, the venue capacity of the licensed premises is the lesser of—\n\n(a) the maximum number of patrons specified for the licensed premises in any permit granted in accordance with the **Planning and Environment Act 1987** which has been given to the Commission; and\n\n(b) the maximum number of people to be accommodated within the licensed premises specified in any occupancy permit issued in accordance with the **Building Act 1993** which has been given to the Commission.\n\n(4) If neither subregulation (2) nor (3) applies, the venue capacity of the licensed premises is the maximum capacity as determined by the Commission by calculating the number of people that may be accommodated on the licensed premises and (if relevant) the authorised premises based on a ratio of one patron per 0·75 square metres for the area available to, as the case requires—\n\n(a) members of the public; or\n\n(b) in relation to a club licence, members of the club and guests of members of the club and authorised gaming visitors—\n\nfor on‑premises consumption.\n\n","sortOrder":27},{"sectionNumber":"22","sectionType":"section","heading":"Venue capacity where function room exists","content":"\t22 Venue capacity where function room exists\n\n(1) This regulation applies if—\n\n(a) a function room exists within the licensed premises; and\n\n(b) the licence does not authorise the supply of liquor in the function room between 1 a.m. on any particular day and the commencement of ordinary trading hours on that day; and\n\n(c) no non‑compliance incidents relate to the licence in the relevant period.\n\n(2) If a maximum capacity for the function room is specified on a licence, the venue capacity of the licensed premises is the venue capacity of the licensed premises calculated in accordance with regulation 21(2), (3) or (4) (as the case requires) minus the maximum capacity for the function room specified on the licence.\n\n","sortOrder":28},{"sectionNumber":"23","sectionType":"section","heading":"Fees for licence and BYO permit—general","content":"\t23 Fees for licence and BYO permit—general\n\n(1) The prescribed fees (other than renewal fees) for the purposes of the Act are the fees set out in Schedule 1.\n\n(2) The prescribed fee referred to in the provision of the Act set out in Column 1 of Table A in Schedule 1 and described in Column 2 of that Table is the amount set out in Column 3 opposite that description.\n\n","sortOrder":29},{"sectionNumber":"24","sectionType":"section","heading":"Renewal fees—general","content":"\t24 Renewal fees—general\n\n(1) For the purposes of sections 59, 60(2)(c) and 62(2)(c) of the Act, the renewal fee for a licence or BYO permit is calculated in accordance with the following formula—\n\nwhere—\n\n**base fee** is the base fee that applies to the licence under regulation 25;\n\n**risk fee** is the total risk fee, calculated under regulations 26 to 31 for each risk criteria that applies to the licence.\n\n(2) This regulation does not apply to the following licences—\n\n(a) a temporary limited licence;\n\n(b) a major event licence;\n\n(c) a licence on which a condition is specified in relation to the provision of sexually explicit entertainment.\n\n**Notes**\n\n1 See section 15E of the Act in relation to renewal fees for a licence that is subject to a condition relating to the provision of sexually explicit entertainment.\n\n2 A temporary limited licence or a major event licence is not renewable under the Act.\n\n","sortOrder":30},{"sectionNumber":"25","sectionType":"section","heading":"Base fees","content":"\t25 Base fees\n\n(1) The base fee for the following licences is 11⸱34 fee units—\n\n(a) a pre‑retail licence;\n\n(b) a restricted club licence.\n\n(2) The base fee for the following licences and BYO permits is 22⸱68 fee units—\n\n(a) a full club licence;\n\n(b) a restaurant and cafe licence;\n\n(c) a remote seller's packaged liquor licence;\n\n(d) a renewable limited licence;\n\n(e) a producer's licence;\n\n(f) a BYO permit.\n\n(3) The base fee for a general licence with a licensed premises located in a regional or remote area is 38⸱44 fee units.\n\n(4) The base fee for the following licences is 76⸱87 fee units—\n\n(c) a general licence (other than a general licence referred to in subregulation (3));\n\n(d) an on‑premises licence.\n\n(5) The base fee for the following licences is 153⸱74 fee units—\n\n(a) a late night (packaged liquor) licence;\n\n(b) a packaged liquor licence.\n\n","sortOrder":31},{"sectionNumber":"26","sectionType":"section","heading":"Risk fee—late night trading","content":"\t26 Risk fee—late night trading\n\n(1) This regulation applies to any of the following licences that authorises the licensee to supply liquor during late night trading hours (except as provided for in section 11A(2)(b) or (c) of the Act)—\n\n(c) a restaurant and cafe licence.\n\n(2) The risk fee for late night trading hours is—\n\n(a) if the licence is a restaurant and cafe licence that authorises the licensee to supply liquor after 1 a.m. on any particular day, 206⸱27 fee units; or\n\n(b) if the licence (other than a licence referred to in paragraph (a)) authorises the licensee to supply liquor after 1 a.m. on any particular day but not after 3 a.m. on that day, 455⸱20 fee units; or\n\n(c) if the licence (other than a licence referred to in paragraph (a)) authorises the licensee to supply liquor after 1 a.m. on any particular day and before 7 a.m. on that day, 871⸱48 fee units.\n\n\t27 Risk fee—non‑standard trading hours for packaged liquor licences, late night (packaged liquor) licences and remote seller's packaged liquor licences\n\n(1) This regulation applies to any of the following licences that authorises the licensee to supply liquor outside ordinary trading hours (other than on Christmas Day or Good Friday)—\n\n(a) a packaged liquor licence;\n\n(b) a late night packaged liquor licence;\n\n(c) a remote seller's packaged liquor licence.\n\n(2) The risk fee for trading outside ordinary trading hours is 673⸱64 fee units.\n\n","sortOrder":32},{"sectionNumber":"28","sectionType":"section","heading":"Risk fee—non‑compliance in relevant period","content":"\t28 Risk fee—non‑compliance in relevant period\n\n(1) This regulation applies to a licence or BYO permit if one or more non‑compliance incidents have occurred in respect of the licensed premises in the relevant period.\n\n(2) The risk fee for non‑compliance incidents in the relevant period is—\n\n(a) if there are one or two non‑compliance incidents that relate to the licence or permit in the relevant period, 750⸱12 fee units; or\n\n(b) if there are 3 or more non‑compliance incidents that relate to the licence or permit in the relevant period, 1500⸱25 fee units.\n\n(3) For the purposes of subregulations (1) and (2), a non‑compliance incident does not include a non‑compliance incident to which a demerit point relates if that demerit point has been removed from the Register under section 86HA or 86I of the Act.\n\n","sortOrder":33},{"sectionNumber":"29","sectionType":"section","heading":"Risk fee—non‑compliance history","content":"\t29 Risk fee—non‑compliance history\n\n(1) This regulation applies to a licence or BYO permit if one or more non‑compliance incidents occurred in respect of the licensed premises in the non‑compliance history period.\n\n(2) The risk fee for non‑compliance incidents in the non‑compliance history period is 375⸱06 fee units.\n\n(3) For the purposes of subregulations (1) and (2), a non‑compliance incident does not include a non‑compliance incident to which a demerit point relates if that demerit point has been removed from the Register under section 86HA or 86I of the Act.\n\n","sortOrder":34},{"sectionNumber":"30","sectionType":"section","heading":"Risk fee—floor space","content":"\t30 Risk fee—floor space\n\n(1) This regulation applies to the following licences—\n\n(a) a late night (packaged liquor) licence, packaged liquor licence or remote seller's licence if the licenced premises has a floor space greater than 750 square metres;\n\n(b) a producer's licence if the licensed premises has a floor space greater than 150 square metres.\n\n(2) The risk fee for floor space is—\n\n(a) in relation to a licence referred to in subregulation (1)(a), 630⸱10 fee units; or\n\n(b) in relation to a licence referred to in subregulation (1)(b), 26⸱53 fee units.\n\n","sortOrder":35},{"sectionNumber":"31","sectionType":"section","heading":"Risk fee—venue capacity","content":"\t31 Risk fee—venue capacity\n\n(1) This regulation applies to the following licences—\n\n(c) a general licence;\n\n(d) an on‑premises licence;\n\n(e) a restaurant and cafe licence in respect of which one or more of the risk criteria in regulation 26, 28 or 29 apply;\n\n(f) a full club licence in respect of which one or more of the risk criteria in regulation 28 or 29 apply;\n\n(g) a restricted club licence in respect of which one or more of the risk criteria in regulation 28 or 29 apply.\n\n(2) The risk fee for a licensed premises with a venue capacity of—\n\n(a) more than 200 and not more than 400 patrons, is 71⸱08 fee units; or\n\n(b) more than 400 patrons and not more than 800 patrons, is 160⸱89 fee units; or\n\n(c) more than 800 and not more than 1 000 patrons, is 500⸱00 fee units unless subregulation (3) applies; or\n\n(d) more than 1 000 patrons, is 1 258⸱00 fee units unless subregulation (3) applies.\n\n(3) A risk fee is not payable under subregulation (2)(c) or (d) in respect of the following types of venues—\n\n(a) a venue (other than a nightclub) where live music events are regularly held for patrons present at the venue;\n\n(b) a venue listed in Schedule 5 where the supply of liquor is ancillary to the primary activity engaged in at the venue;\n\n(c) a venue where accommodation for residents is provided;\n\n(d) a venue on the campus of a university or a TAFE institute or in respect of which a university or a TAFE institute is the licensee;\n\n(e) a food truck park;\n\n(f) a venue primarily used to host private functions, conventions or conferences—\n\nbut the risk fee payable in respect of those types of venues which have a venue capacity referred to in subregulation (2)(c) or (d) is 160⸱89 fee units.\n\n","sortOrder":36},{"sectionNumber":"32","sectionType":"section","heading":"Renewal fees—five star rating scheme","content":"\t32 Renewal fees—five star rating scheme\n\nIf a five star rating scheme is in operation, the renewal fee for a licence or BYO permit payable by a licensee or permittee under this Part must be reduced—\n\n(a) by 5% if no non‑compliance incidents have been related to the licence or BYO permit for a period of 2 consecutive relevant periods; or\n\n(b) by 10% if no non‑compliance incidents have been related to the licence or BYO permit for a period of 3 consecutive relevant periods.\n\n","sortOrder":37},{"sectionNumber":"33","sectionType":"section","heading":"Waiver or reduction of fees","content":"\t33 Waiver or reduction of fees\n\n(1) Subject to subregulation (3), the Commission may waive or reduce a prescribed fee or renewal fee payable by an applicant, licensee or permittee if the Commission is satisfied that it is appropriate to do so, having considered the matters specified in subregulation (2).\n\n(2) In making a decision under subregulation (1), the Commission may consider the following—\n\n(a) the applicant's, licensee's or permittee's compliance history (if any);\n\n(b) the geographical location of the licensed premises or proposed premises;\n\n(c) the quantity and nature of the liquor supplied or to be supplied by the applicant, licensee or permittee under the licence or permit;\n\n(d) the trading hours of the applicant, licensee or permittee;\n\n(e) the risk of harm;\n\n(f) whether the fee is likely to cause serious financial hardship for the applicant, licensee or permittee;\n\n(g) whether significant regulatory or enforcement effort is likely to be required for that applicant, licensee or permittee;\n\n(h) whether the applicant, licensee or permittee has been affected by any fire, flood, explosion or natural disaster (including drought) or other serious event outside the control of the applicant, licensee or permittee;\n\n(i) any other factors the Commission considers relevant to the risk of harm.\n\n(3) The Commission must not waive or reduce a fee under this regulation unless—\n\n(a) a demerit point accrued in respect of the licence or BYO permit for any non‑compliance incident that relates to the licence or BYO permit in the relevant period has been removed from the Register under section 86HA or 86I of the Act; or\n\n(b) there are no non‑compliance incidents that relate to the licence or BYO permit in the relevant period.\n\n(4) Despite subregulation (3), the Commission may waive or reduce a prescribed fee or renewal fee payable by an applicant, licensee or permittee in accordance with subregulations (1) and (2)—\n\n(a) during a state of emergency; or\n\n(b) when a pandemic declaration is in force.\n\n","sortOrder":38},{"sectionNumber":"Part 8","sectionType":"part","heading":"Prescribed variations","content":"Part 8—Prescribed variations\n\n","sortOrder":39},{"sectionNumber":"34","sectionType":"section","heading":"Prescribed variations","content":"\t34 Prescribed variations\n\n(1) For the purposes of sections 33, 34 and 35 of the Act, the following variations are prescribed variations—\n\n(a) a variation to reduce authorised trading hours;\n\n(b) a variation to reduce the maximum capacity of a licensed premises;\n\n(c) a  variation to the conditions imposed on a licence in relation to the provision of live music for entertainment in respect of the following matters—\n\n(i) crowd controllers;\n\n(ii) security cameras;\n\n(iii) the completion of approved responsible service of alcohol programs by staff;\n\n(d) a variation to remove the condition from a producer's licence that authorises the supply of liquor that is the licensee's product at promotional events that are conducted off the licensed premises;\n\n(e) a variation of the category of licence held by the licensee to a producer's licence.\n\n(2) Subregulation (1)(c) does not apply to an application for a variation to a licence on which a condition is specified in relation to the provision of sexually explicit entertainment.\n\n","sortOrder":40},{"sectionNumber":"Part 9","sectionType":"part","heading":"Notices","content":"Part 9—Notices\n\n","sortOrder":41},{"sectionNumber":"35","sectionType":"section","heading":"Notice of right to use premises as licensed premises","content":"\t35 Notice of right to use premises as licensed premises\n\nFor the purposes of section 50A(2) of the Act, the prescribed form is Form 1 in Schedule 2.\n\n","sortOrder":42},{"sectionNumber":"36","sectionType":"section","heading":"Notice of right to occupy","content":"\t36 Notice of right to occupy\n\nFor the purposes of section 50C(2) of the Act, the prescribed form is Form 2 in Schedule 2.\n\n","sortOrder":43},{"sectionNumber":"Part 10","sectionType":"part","heading":"Prescribed barring order requirements","content":"Part 10—Prescribed barring order requirements\n\n","sortOrder":44},{"sectionNumber":"37","sectionType":"section","heading":"Prescribed barring order and variation form","content":"\t37 Prescribed barring order and variation form\n\nFor the purposes of sections 106F and 106I(6) of the Act, the prescribed form for—\n\n(a) a barring order issued under section 106D of the Act; and\n\n(b) a notice of variation of a barring order issued by a licensee, permittee, responsible person or police officer under section 106I(1) of the Act—\n\nis Form 1 in Schedule 3.\n\n","sortOrder":45},{"sectionNumber":"38","sectionType":"section","heading":"Prescribed variation form for Commission","content":"\t38 Prescribed variation form for Commission\n\nFor the purposes of section 106I(6) of the Act, the prescribed form for a notice of variation of a barring order issued by the Commission under section 106I(2) of the Act is Form 2 in Schedule 3.\n\n","sortOrder":46},{"sectionNumber":"39","sectionType":"section","heading":"Prescribed particulars for notice of revocation","content":"\t39 Prescribed particulars for notice of revocation\n\nFor the purposes of section 106I(7) of the Act, the prescribed particulars for a notice of revocation are—\n\n(a) the name and address (if known) of the person the subject of the barring order; and\n\n(b) the name, address and liquor licence number of the licensed premises to which the barring order applies; and\n\n(c) the barring order reference number; and\n\n(d) the date the barring order commenced; and\n\n(e) a statement that the barring order is revoked; and\n\n(f) the date and time at which the barring order is revoked; and\n\n(g) the name, title, Victoria Police registered number (if applicable) and signature of the person revoking the barring order.\n\n","sortOrder":47},{"sectionNumber":"Part 11","sectionType":"part","heading":"Prescribed conditions for the attendance of minors at live music events","content":"Part 11—Prescribed conditions for the attendance of minors at live music events\n\n","sortOrder":48},{"sectionNumber":"40","sectionType":"section","heading":"Prescribed conditions","content":"\t40 Prescribed conditions\n\nFor the purposes of section 120(2)(ba) of the Act, each regulation in this Part (except this regulation) is a prescribed condition.\n\n","sortOrder":49},{"sectionNumber":"41","sectionType":"section","heading":"Telephone facilities for minors","content":"\t41 Telephone facilities for minors\n\nThe licensee or permittee must provide, in the performance area or in an area adjoining the performance area, telephone facilities that are—\n\n(a) readily accessible to the minors who are attending the live music event; and\n\n(b) available for use by those minors free of charge.\n\n","sortOrder":50},{"sectionNumber":"42","sectionType":"section","heading":"Event must finish by 11 p.m.","content":"\t42 Event must finish by 11 p.m.\n\nThe licensee or permittee must ensure that the live music event finishes before 11 p.m.\n\n","sortOrder":51},{"sectionNumber":"43","sectionType":"section","heading":"Minors under 12 must be accompanied by an adult","content":"\t43 Minors under 12 must be accompanied by an adult\n\nThe licensee or permittee must take all reasonable steps to ensure that a person under the age of 12 years who attends the live music event is accompanied by a responsible adult at all times.\n\n","sortOrder":52},{"sectionNumber":"44","sectionType":"section","heading":"Advertisements must include start and finish times","content":"\t44 Advertisements must include start and finish times\n\nThe licensee or permittee must not publish an advertisement for the live music event that does not include start and finish times for the event.\n\n","sortOrder":53},{"sectionNumber":"45","sectionType":"section","heading":"Licensed crowd controllers","content":"\t45 Licensed crowd controllers\n\n(1) The licensee or permittee must, in accordance with this regulation, ensure that at least the minimum number of licensed crowd controllers attend the live music event for the purpose of acting as crowd controllers for the event.\n\n(2) The minimum number of licensed crowd controllers for the purposes of subregulation (1) is—\n\n(a) 2 licensed crowd controllers; and\n\n(b) if the live music event is attended by more than 100 persons, one additional licensed crowd controller for every additional 100 persons attending the event.\n\n(3)  The licensee or permittee must ensure that at least one of the licensed crowd controllers is female.\n\n","sortOrder":54},{"sectionNumber":"46","sectionType":"section","heading":"No readmission","content":"\t46 No readmission\n\n(1) The licensee or permittee must ensure that a person who leaves the performance area while the live music event is being held (except by entering an area specified in subregulation (2)) does not re‑enter the performance area while the event is being held.\n\n(2) The following areas are specified for the purposes of subregulation (1)—\n\n(a) an area that adjoins the performance area and contains toilet and hand washing facilities;\n\n(b) an area that adjoins the performance area and contains telephone facilities provided in accordance with regulation 41.\n\n","sortOrder":55},{"sectionNumber":"Part 12","sectionType":"part","heading":"Prescribed closure and evacuation notice requirements","content":"Part 12—Prescribed closure and evacuation notice requirements\n\n","sortOrder":56},{"sectionNumber":"47","sectionType":"section","heading":"Prescribed closure and evacuation notice","content":"\t47 Prescribed closure and evacuation notice\n\nFor the purposes of section 148ZG of the Act, the prescribed form of the closure and evacuation notice issued by the Commission is Form 1 in Schedule 4.\n\n","sortOrder":57},{"sectionNumber":"48","sectionType":"section","heading":"Prescribed particulars for sign","content":"\t48 Prescribed particulars for sign\n\nFor the purposes of section 148ZL(2) of the Act, the prescribed particulars are the following—\n\n(a) the name of the licensed premises;\n\n(b) the address of the licensed premises;\n\n(c) the name of the licensee or permittee;\n\n(d) the licence or permit number;\n\n(e) the date and time on which the closure and evacuation notice was served.\n\n","sortOrder":58},{"sectionNumber":"49","sectionType":"section","heading":"Prescribed revocation notice","content":"\t49 Prescribed revocation notice\n\nFor the purposes of section 148ZP(4) of the Act, the prescribed form is Form 2 in Schedule 4.\n\n","sortOrder":59},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 1","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"Fees","content":"Schedule 1—Fees\n\nRegulation 23\n\n**Table A—Fees for licence and BYO permit related applications**\n\n| *Column 1*<br>*Provision of the Act* | *Column 2*<br>*Description of fee* | *Column 3*<br>*Fee* |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for pre‑retail licence | 20⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for restricted club licence | 15⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for producer's licence where floor space of the licensed premises is—<br>0‑150 square metres<br>Greater than 150 square metres | 19⸱87 fee units<br>30⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for remote seller's licence where floor space of the licensed premises is—<br>0‑750 square metres<br>Greater than 750 square metres | 40⸱00 fee units<br>75⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for packaged liquor licence where floor space of licensed premises is—<br>0‑750 square metres<br>Greater than 750 square metres | 100⸱00 fee units<br>165⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for late night (packaged liquor) licence where floor space of licensed premises is—<br>0‑750 square metres<br>Greater than 750 square metres | 330⸱00 fee units<br>660⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for full club licence where venue capacity of the licensed premises is—<br>0‑200 patrons<br>201‑400 patrons<br>Greater than 400 patrons | 30⸱00 fee units<br>40⸱61 fee units<br>50⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for restaurant and cafe licence where venue capacity of licensed premises is—<br>0‑200 patrons<br>201‑400 patrons<br>Greater than 400 patrons | 30⸱00 fee units<br>44⸱00 fee units<br>60⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for general licence where venue capacity of licensed premises is—<br>0‑200 patrons<br>201‑400 patrons<br>Greater than 400 patrons | 40⸱00 fee units<br>44⸱00 fee units<br>75⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for late‑night (general) licence where venue capacity of licensed premises is—<br>0‑200 patrons<br>201‑400 patrons<br>Greater than 400 patrons | 75⸱00 fee units<br>82⸱50 fee units<br>135⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for on‑premises licence where venue capacity of licensed premises is—<br>0‑200 patrons<br>201‑400 patrons<br>Greater than 400 patrons | 40⸱00 fee units<br>45⸱81 fee units<br>49⸱98 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for late night (on‑premises) licence where venue capacity of licensed premises is—<br>0‑200 patrons<br>201‑400 patrons<br>Greater than 400 patrons | 75⸱00 fee units<br>82⸱50 fee units<br>135⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for BYO permit | 20⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for renewable limited licence | 44⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for temporary limited licence where the applicant holds a licence or BYO permit (other than a temporary limited licence or major event licence) | 15⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for temporary limited licence where the applicant does not hold a licence or BYO permit (other than a temporary limited licence or major event licence) and is not an entity registered under the Australian Charities and Not‑for‑profits Commission Act 2012 of the Commonwealth | 6⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for temporary limited licence where the applicant does not hold a licence or BYO permit (other than a temporary limited licence or major event licence) and is an entity registered under the Australian Charities and Not‑for‑profits Commission Act 2012 of the Commonwealth | nil |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for major event licence where a single applicant makes one or more licence applications in relation to the event | 200⸱00 fee units |\n| 28(1)(c)(ii) | Fee for major event licence where multiple applicants make licence applications in relation to the event | 30⸱00 fee units |\n| 29(3)(c)(ii) | Fee for variation of licence or BYO permit | 15⸱00 fee units |\n| 29(3)(c)(ii) | Fee for variation of producer's licence to add a condition authorising the supply of liquor that is the licensee's product at promotional events that are conducted off the licensed premises | 10⸱00 fee units |\n| 31(2)(c)(ii) | Fee for relocation of licence or BYO permit | 15⸱00 fee units |\n| 32(2)(c)(ii) | Fee for transfer of licence or BYO permit | 15⸱00 fee units |\n| 54(2A) | Fee for approval of nominee | 15⸱00 fee units |\n| 67(2)(c)(iii) | Fee for club licence on application by amalgamated club | 15⸱00 fee units |\n| 80(3) | Fee for endorsement application by executors, trustees and administrators | 15⸱00 fee units |\n| 81(2) | Fee for endorsement application by owner or mortgagee of licensed premises | 15⸱00 fee units |\n| 86I(2) | Fee for application to remove demerit points after transfer of licence or permit to transferee who has a relevant relationship with the transferor within the meaning of section 86AA of the Act | nil |\n| 104(1A) | Fee for approval of director | 15⸱00 fee units |\n| 105(1A) | Fee for request for consent to let or sublet licensed premises or assign right to supply liquor | 15⸱00 fee units |\n| 106(1A) | Fee for request for consent to permit other person to carry on, or be engaged in carrying on, the business of supplying liquor on licensed premises | 15⸱00 fee units |\n| 120(2A) | Fee for temporary approval to allow minors on licensed premises or authorised premises while entertainment for minors is provided | 15⸱00 fee units |\n\n","sortOrder":60},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 2","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"Notices of right to use or occupy premises","content":"Schedule 2—Notices of right to use or occupy premises\n\n(Section 50A)\n\nRegulation 35\n\nNOTICE OF RIGHT TO USE PREMISES\n\nIn accordance with section 50A of the **Liquor Control Reform Act 1998**, I provide notice that the licensee or permittee specified in this notice has gained the legal right to use the premises as licensed premises.\n\nI attach as evidence of this right:\n\n[*Tick relevant box and attach document*]\n\n a copy of the planning permit from the local council (or responsible planning authority); or\n\n a copy of a letter from the local council (or responsible planning authority) stating that a planning permit is not required.\n\nSPECIFIED LICENSEE OR PERMITTEE\n\nLicence or BYO permit number:\n\nLicensee or permittee name:\n\nPremises name:\n\nSIGNATURE OF LICENSEE OR PERMITTEE GIVING THIS NOTICE\n\nWho must sign this notice?\n\nIf the licensee or permittee is:\n\n a natural person: that person\n\n a company: one director of the company\n\n a partnership: one partner\n\n a club: one committee member\n\nName of licensee or permittee giving this notice:\n\nSignature of licensee or permittee giving this notice:\n\nDate:\n\n(Section 50C)\n\nRegulation 36\n\nNOTICE OF RIGHT TO OCCUPY PREMISES\n\nIn accordance with section 50C of the **Liquor Control Reform Act 1998**, I provide notice that the transferee specified in this notice has gained the legal right to occupy the licensed premises.\n\nDETAILS OF RIGHT TO OCCUPY\n\nAddress of premises where right to occupy is held:\n\nDate of settlement:\n\nThe right to occupy the premises is by:\n\n Freehold ownership of the property\n\nName the certificate of title is held in:\n\n Lease of premises\n\nName of the tenant on the lease:\n\n Other legal right to occupy the premises: [*specify*]\n\nName on the agreement or other document providing legal right to occupy:\n\nSPECIFIED TRANSFEREE\n\nLicence or BYO permit number:\n\nTransferee name:\n\nPremises name:\n\nSIGNATURE OF TRANSFEREE\n\nWho must sign this notice?\n\nIf the transferee is:\n\n a natural person: that person\n\n a company: one director of the company\n\n a partnership: one partner\n\n a club: one committee member\n\nName of transferee giving this notice:\n\nSignature of transferee giving this notice:\n\nDate:\n\n","sortOrder":61},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 3","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"Forms for barring orders","content":"Schedule 3—Forms for barring orders\n\n(Section 106D or 106I)\n\nRegulation 37\n\nBarring Order\n\nThis barring order is *issued/*varied by the *licensee/*permittee/  \n*responsible person/*police officer under section *106D/*106I of the **Liquor Control Reform Act 1998**.\n\nType of order—*barring order/*notice of variation of a barring order\n\nName of barred person:\n\nAddress of barred person (if known):\n\nDate of birth of barred person (if known):\n\nTrading name of licensed premises:\n\nLiquor licence number:\n\nName of *licensee/*permittee/*responsible person/*police officer:\n\n*Victoria Police registered number (if applicable):\n\nBarring order reference number:\n\nCommencement date and time:\n\nExpiry date and time:\n\n*This order has been issued because *the person being barred is drunk, violent or quarrelsome in the licensed premises/*the person issuing the order reasonably believes the safety of the person being barred, or any other person in the licensed premises, is at substantial or immediate risk as a result of that person's consumption of alcohol. (*This paragraph is only applicable to a barring order issued under section 106D of the* ***Liquor Control Reform Act 1998****. It is not applicable to a notice of variation issued under section 106I of that Act. Delete paragraph if inapplicable*).  The following is a brief description of *the particulars of the circumstances giving rise to the issue of the order/*the nature of the variation—\n\n[*specify reasons for issuing barring order or nature of the variation*]\n\n**Offences**\n\nIf you have been served with this barring order, it is an offence for you to—\n\n● enter or remain on the licensed premises without a reasonable excuse; or\n\n● re‑enter or remain in the vicinity of the licensed premises without a reasonable excuse for the duration of the order.\n\nThe vicinity of a licensed premises means a public place that is within 20 metres of the licensed premises.\n\nThese offences carry a maximum fine of 20 penalty units.\n\n**Order issued by** [*insert name and signature of licensee, permittee, responsible person or police officer*]\n\nThis order was issued on [*insert date*].\n\nRegulation 38\n\n(Section 106I(2))\n\nNotice of Variation of Barring Order\n\nI, [*insert name of commissioner or other authorised delegate*], *delegate of the Victorian Liquor Commission established under the **Liquor Control Reform Act 1998**, am empowered under section 106I(2) of the **Liquor Control Reform Act 1998** to vary a barring order.\n\n1 I hereby order the following variation(s*) to barring order reference number [*insert barring order reference number*] (Barring Order) issued to [*insert name of barred person*] of [*insert barred person's address*] in respect of [*insert name of licensed premises*] at [*insert address of licensed premises*], liquor licence number [*insert liquor licence number*]—\n\n[*specify variation(s) to barring order*].\n\n2 The remaining details in the Barring Order are not affected by this notice and will remain in force for the duration of the Barring Order, unless otherwise amended.\n\n**Notice issued by** [*insert name of commissioner/other authorised delegate, title of commissioner/delegate, signature of commissioner/delegate*]\n\nDate: [*insert date*]\n\nTime: [*insert time*]\n\n","sortOrder":62},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 4","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"Forms for closure and evacuation notices","content":"Schedule 4—Forms for closure and evacuation notices\n\nRegulation 47\n\n(Section 148ZD)\n\nClosure and Evacuation Notice\n\nThis notice is issued by the Victorian Liquor Commission under section 148ZD of the **Liquor Control Reform Act 1998**.\n\nName of licensed premises:\n\nName of *licensee/*permittee:\n\n*Licence number/*permit number:\n\nNotice number:\n\nThis notice is issued because a fire safety inspector has advised the Victorian Liquor Commission that, having regard to the factors in section 148ZC(2) of the **Liquor Control Reform Act 1998**, the fire safety inspector reasonably believes a serious fire threat exists.\n\nThis venue must be evacuated as directed by the fire safety inspector and must remain closed until the following rectification work has been completed to rectify the serious fire threat, the work has been inspected by the fire safety officer and the Victorian Liquor Commission has revoked this notice.\n\nYou are required to carry out the following works:\n\n[*specify details of the rectification work*]\n\nThe fire safety inspector may provide a subsequent notice issued by the Victorian Liquor Commission within 48 hours after service of this notice containing additional information about the work that must be completed to rectify the serious fire threat.\n\nRefer to additional pages [**insert number of additional pages*].\n\nIt is an offence for the licensee or permittee to fail to comply with this notice. Maximum penalty: 240 penalty units.\n\nThe work to rectify the serious fire threat must be completed to the satisfaction of the fire safety inspector.\n\n**Notice served on** [*insert name of person served on, being the licensee, permittee or person who appears to be a responsible person*]\n\nThis notice was served and takes effect on [*insert time and date*].\n\n**Notice served by** [*insert name of fire safety inspector, position of fire safety inspector, signature of fire safety inspector*]\n\nCommissioner or authorised delegate [**insert name of commissioner/*other authorised delegate issuing notice*]\n\n**Reinspection**\n\nThe *licensee/*permittee of the licensed premises must notify the Victorian Liquor Commission in writing when the work listed above and in any subsequent notice has been completed to rectify the serious fire threat.\n\nThe *licensee/*permittee may request the fire safety inspector to conduct an inspection of work completed to rectify the serious fire threat.\n\nThe Victorian Liquor Commission may revoke this notice under section 148ZP of the **Liquor Control Reform Act 1998** when the fire safety inspector has advised the Victorian Liquor Commission that the work required to rectify the serious fire threat has been satisfactorily completed.\n\n**Offences**\n\nUntil this notice is revoked, it is an offence to allow a person to enter the licensed premises, except to allow entry to a person engaged in carrying out the work specified in this notice. Maximum penalty: 120 penalty units.\n\nUntil this notice is revoked, it is an offence not to display the signs provided at all entrances and exits of the licensed premises. Maximum penalty: 10 penalty units.\n\nRegulation 49\n\n(Section 148ZP)\n\nNotice of Revocation of Closure and Evacuation Notice\n\nThis notice is issued by the Victorian Liquor Commission under section 148ZP of the **Liquor Control Reform Act 1998**.\n\nName of licensed premises:\n\nName of *licensee/*permittee:\n\nThe above licensed premises has previously been issued with a closure and evacuation notice.\n\nThe Victorian Liquor Commission has revoked the closure and evacuation notice number [*insert number*] and any subsequent notice [**insert number*].\n\n**Notice served on** [*insert name of person served on, being the licensee, permittee or person who appears to be a responsible person*]\n\nThis notice was served and takes effect on [*insert time and date*].\n\n**Notice served by** [*insert name of fire safety inspector, position of fire safety inspector, signature of fire safety inspector*]\n\nCommissioner or authorised delegate [*insert name of *commissioner/***other authorised delegate issuing notice*]\n\nThis notice has effect on service.\n\n","sortOrder":63},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 5","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"Venues where activity is ancillary to supply of liquor","content":"Schedule 5—Venues where activity is ancillary to supply of liquor\n\nRegulation 31(3)(b)\n\n1. cinema or theatre\n\n2. golf club\n\n3. venue where pool or similar games are played\n\n4. ice skating rink\n\n5. aquarium\n\n6. bowling alley\n\n7. venue where indoor sport is played\n\n8. museum or art gallery\n\n9. sports stadium\n\n10. zoological park\n\n11. electronic video gaming venue\n\n","sortOrder":64},{"sectionNumber":"Sch 6","sectionType":"schedule","heading":"Regional and remote areas","content":"Schedule 6—Regional and remote areas\n\nRegulations 5 and 25(3)\n\n| *Column 1*<br>*Locality* | *Column 2*<br>*Postcode* |\n| --- | --- |\n| ABBEYARD | 3737 |\n| ABERFELDY | 3825 |\n| ACHERON | 3714 |\n| ADA | 3833 |\n| ADAMS ESTATE | 3984 |\n| ADELAIDE LEAD | 3465 |\n| AGNES | 3962 |\n| AIRE VALLEY | 3237 |\n| AIREYS INLET | 3231 |\n| ALBACUTYA | 3424 |\n| ALBERTON | 3971 |\n| ALBERTON WEST | 3971 |\n| ALEXANDRA | 3714 |\n| ALLAMBEE | 3823 |\n| ALLAMBEE RESERVE | 3871 |\n| ALLAMBEE SOUTH | 3871 |\n| ALLANS FLAT | 3691 |\n| ALLENDALE | 3364 |\n| ALMONDS | 3727 |\n| ALMURTA | 3979 |\n| ALVIE | 3249 |\n| AMHERST | 3371 |\n| AMOR | 3825 |\n| AMPHITHEATRE | 3468 |\n| ANAKIE | 3213 |\n| ANCONA | 3715 |\n| ANDERSON | 3995 |\n| ANGLERS REST | 3898 |\n| ANNUELLO | 3549 |\n| ANTWERP | 3414 |\n| APOLLO BAY | 3233 |\n| APPIN | 3579 |\n| APPIN SOUTH | 3579 |\n| APSLEY | 3319 |\n| ARAPILES | 3409 |\n| ARAWATA | 3951 |\n| ARBUCKLE | 3858 |\n| ARCADIA SOUTH | 3631 |\n| ARCHDALE | 3475 |\n| ARCHDALE JUNCTION | 3475 |\n| ARCHERTON | 3723 |\n| AREEGRA | 3480 |\n| ARGYLE | 3523 |\n| ARNOLD | 3551 |\n| ARNOLD WEST | 3551 |\n| ASHBOURNE | 3442 |\n| ATHLONE | 3818 |\n| AUBREY | 3393 |\n| AUCHMORE | 3570 |\n| AVENEL | 3664 |\n| AVOCA | 3467 |\n| AVON PLAINS | 3477 |\n| AVONMORE | 3559 |\n| AYRFORD | 3268 |\n| BAEL BAEL | 3579 |\n| BAHGALLAH | 3312 |\n| BAILIESTON | 3608 |\n| BALLAN | 3342 |\n| BALLANGEICH | 3279 |\n| BALLAPUR | 3483 |\n| BALLENDELLA | 3561 |\n| BALLIANG | 3340 |\n| BALLYROGAN | 3375 |\n| BALMATTUM | 3666 |\n| BALMORAL | 3407 |\n| BALOOK | 3971 |\n| BAMAWM | 3561 |\n| BAMAWM EXTENSION | 3564 |\n| BAMBRA | 3241 |\n| BAMGANIE | 3333 |\n| BANGERANG | 3393 |\n| BANKSIA PENINSULA | 3875 |\n| BANNERTON | 3549 |\n| BANYAN | 3485 |\n| BANYENA | 3388 |\n| BARFOLD | 3444 |\n| BARINGHUP | 3463 |\n| BARINGHUP WEST | 3463 |\n| BARJARG | 3723 |\n| BARKLY | 3384 |\n| BARKSTEAD | 3364 |\n| BARMAH | 3639 |\n| BAROMI | 3871 |\n| BARRAKEE | 3525 |\n| BARRAMUNGA | 3249 |\n| BARRAPORT | 3537 |\n| BARRAPORT WEST | 3537 |\n| BARRYS REEF | 3458 |\n| BARUNAH PARK | 3329 |\n| BARUNAH PLAINS | 3329 |\n| BARWIDGEE | 3737 |\n| BARWITE | 3722 |\n| BARWON DOWNS | 3243 |\n| BASALT | 3460 |\n| BASS | 3991 |\n| BATHUMI | 3730 |\n| BAW BAW | 3833 |\n| BAW BAW VILLAGE | 3833 |\n| BAYINDEEN | 3375 |\n| BAYLES | 3981 |\n| BAYNTON | 3444 |\n| BAYNTON EAST | 3444 |\n| BEALIBA | 3475 |\n| BEARII | 3641 |\n| BEARS LAGOON | 3517 |\n| BEAUCHAMP | 3579 |\n| BEAUFORT | 3373 |\n| BEAZLEYS BRIDGE | 3477 |\n| BEEAC | 3251 |\n| BEECH FOREST | 3237 |\n| BEECHWORTH | 3747 |\n| BELLBIRD CREEK | 3889 |\n| BELLELLEN | 3381 |\n| BELLFIELD | 3381 |\n| BEMM RIVER | 3889 |\n| BENA | 3946 |\n| BENAMBRA | 3900 |\n| BENAYEO | 3319 |\n| BENDOC | 3888 |\n| BENGWORDEN | 3875 |\n| BENJEROOP | 3579 |\n| BENLOCH | 3435 |\n| BENNISON | 3960 |\n| BENWERRIN | 3235 |\n| BEREMBOKE | 3342 |\n| BERRIMAL | 3518 |\n| BERRINGA | 3351 |\n| BERRINGAMA | 3691 |\n| BERRIWILLOCK | 3531 |\n| BERRYBANK | 3323 |\n| BERRYS CREEK | 3953 |\n| BESSIEBELLE | 3304 |\n| BET BET | 3472 |\n| BETE BOLONG | 3888 |\n| BETE BOLONG NORTH | 3888 |\n| BETHANGA | 3691 |\n| BETLEY | 3472 |\n| BEULAH | 3395 |\n| BEVERFORD | 3590 |\n| BIG DESERT | 3490 |\n| BIG HILL | 3231 |\n| BIG PATS CREEK | 3799 |\n| BIGGARA | 3707 |\n| BILLABONG | 3858 |\n| BIMBOURIE | 3533 |\n| BINDI | 3896 |\n| BINGINWARRI | 3966 |\n| BINGO MUNJIE | 3898 |\n| BIRCHIP | 3483 |\n| BIRCHIP WEST | 3483 |\n| BIRREGURRA | 3242 |\n| BLACK RANGE | 3381 |\n| BLACKHEATH | 3401 |\n| BLACKWARRY | 3844 |\n| BLACKWOOD | 3458 |\n| BLAKEVILLE | 3342 |\n| BLAMPIED | 3364 |\n| BO PEEP | 3351 |\n| BOBINAWARRAH | 3678 |\n| BOCHARA | 3301 |\n| BOGONG | 3699 |\n| BOHO | 3669 |\n| BOHO SOUTH | 3669 |\n| BOIGBEAT | 3531 |\n| BOINKA | 3490 |\n| BOISDALE | 3860 |\n| BOLANGUM | 3387 |\n| BOLTON | 3546 |\n| BOLWARRAH | 3352 |\n| BONANG | 3888 |\n| BONN | 3561 |\n| BONNIE DOON | 3720 |\n| BOOKAAR | 3260 |\n| BOOLA | 3825 |\n| BOOLARONG | 3960 |\n| BOOLARRA | 3870 |\n| BOOLARRA SOUTH | 3870 |\n| BOOLE POOLE | 3880 |\n| BOOLITE | 3392 |\n| BOOMAHNOOMOONAH | 3728 |\n| BOONAH | 3235 |\n| BOORCAN | 3265 |\n| BOORHAMAN | 3678 |\n| BOORHAMAN EAST | 3678 |\n| BOORHAMAN NORTH | 3685 |\n| BOOROLITE | 3723 |\n| BOOROOL | 3953 |\n| BOORT | 3537 |\n| BOOSEY | 3730 |\n| BORNES HILL | 3379 |\n| BORUNG | 3518 |\n| BOSTOCKS CREEK | 3260 |\n| BOUNDARY BEND | 3599 |\n| BOWENVALE | 3465 |\n| BOWEYA | 3675 |\n| BOWEYA NORTH | 3675 |\n| BOWMANS FOREST | 3735 |\n| BOXWOOD | 3725 |\n| BRADFORD | 3463 |\n| BRADVALE | 3361 |\n| BRANXHOLME | 3302 |\n| BREAKAWAY CREEK | 3303 |\n| BRENANAH | 3517 |\n| BREWSTER | 3352 |\n| BRIAGOLONG | 3860 |\n| BRIDGE CREEK | 3723 |\n| BRIDGEWATER | 3516 |\n| BRIDGEWATER NORTH | 3516 |\n| BRIDGEWATER ON LODDON | 3516 |\n| BRIGHT | 3741 |\n| BRIM | 3391 |\n| BRIMBOAL | 3312 |\n| BRIMIN | 3685 |\n| BRIMPAEN | 3401 |\n| BRINGALBERT | 3319 |\n| BRIT BRIT | 3315 |\n| BROADFORD | 3658 |\n| BROADLANDS | 3875 |\n| BROADWATER | 3301 |\n| BRODRIBB RIVER | 3888 |\n| BROKEN CREEK | 3673 |\n| BROMLEY | 3472 |\n| BROOKVILLE | 3896 |\n| BROUGHTON | 3418 |\n| BRUARONG | 3749 |\n| BRUCKNELL | 3268 |\n| BRUMBY | 3885 |\n| BRUTHEN | 3885 |\n| BUANGOR | 3375 |\n| BUCHAN | 3885 |\n| BUCHAN SOUTH | 3885 |\n| BUCKLAND | 3740 |\n| BUCKLEY | 3240 |\n| BUCKLEY SWAMP | 3301 |\n| BUCKRABANYULE | 3525 |\n| BUDGEE BUDGEE | 3862 |\n| BUDGEREE | 3870 |\n| BUDGERUM EAST | 3579 |\n| BUFFALO | 3958 |\n| BUFFALO RIVER | 3737 |\n| BULART | 3314 |\n| BULDAH | 3890 |\n| BULGA | 3586 |\n| BULGANA | 3377 |\n| BULLAHARRE | 3266 |\n| BULLARTO | 3461 |\n| BULLARTO SOUTH | 3461 |\n| BULLIOH | 3700 |\n| BULLUMWAAL | 3875 |\n| BULN BULN EAST | 3821 |\n| BUMBERRAH | 3902 |\n| BUNDALONG | 3730 |\n| BUNDALONG SOUTH | 3730 |\n| BUNDARA | 3898 |\n| BUNDING | 3342 |\n| BUNG BONG | 3465 |\n| BUNGADOR | 3260 |\n| BUNGAL | 3334 |\n| BUNGEET | 3726 |\n| BUNGEET WEST | 3726 |\n| BUNGIL | 3691 |\n| BUNGULUKE | 3527 |\n| BUNYIP NORTH | 3815 |\n| BURAGWONDUC | 3858 |\n| BURKES BRIDGE | 3568 |\n| BURKES FLAT | 3475 |\n| BURNBANK | 3371 |\n| BURNEWANG | 3558 |\n| BURRAMBOOT | 3559 |\n| BURRAMINE | 3730 |\n| BURRAMINE SOUTH | 3730 |\n| BURROWYE | 3709 |\n| BURRUMBEET | 3352 |\n| BUSHY PARK | 3860 |\n| BUTCHERS RIDGE | 3885 |\n| BUXTON | 3711 |\n| BYADUK | 3301 |\n| BYADUK NORTH | 3300 |\n| BYRNESIDE | 3617 |\n| CABBAGE TREE CREEK | 3889 |\n| CADELLO | 3442 |\n| CALDERMEADE | 3984 |\n| CALIVIL | 3573 |\n| CALLAWADDA | 3387 |\n| CALLIGNEE NORTH | 3844 |\n| CALLIGNEE SOUTH | 3844 |\n| CALROSSIE | 3971 |\n| CALULU | 3875 |\n| CAMBARVILLE | 3779 |\n| CAMPBELLS BRIDGE | 3387 |\n| CAMPBELLTOWN | 3364 |\n| CAMPERDOWN | 3260 |\n| CANARY ISLAND | 3537 |\n| CANIAMBO | 3630 |\n| CANN RIVER | 3890 |\n| CANNIE | 3540 |\n| CANNUM | 3393 |\n| CAPE BRIDGEWATER | 3305 |\n| CAPE CLEAR | 3351 |\n| CAPE CONRAN | 3888 |\n| CAPE OTWAY | 3233 |\n| CAPE WOOLAMAI | 3925 |\n| CAPELS CROSSING | 3579 |\n| CARAG CARAG | 3623 |\n| CARALULUP | 3371 |\n| CARAMUT | 3274 |\n| CARAPOOEE | 3477 |\n| CARAPOOEE WEST | 3477 |\n| CARAPOOK | 3312 |\n| CARBOOR | 3678 |\n| CARINA | 3512 |\n| CARINGAL | 3825 |\n| CARLISLE RIVER | 3239 |\n| CARLSRUHE | 3442 |\n| CARLYLE | 3685 |\n| CARPENDEIT | 3260 |\n| CARRAJUNG | 3844 |\n| CARRAJUNG LOWER | 3844 |\n| CARRAJUNG SOUTH | 3844 |\n| CARRANBALLAC | 3361 |\n| CARRON | 3480 |\n| CARWARP | 3494 |\n| CASHMORE | 3305 |\n| CASSILIS | 3898 |\n| CASTELLA | 3777 |\n| CASTERTON | 3311 |\n| CASTLE DONNINGTON | 3585 |\n| CATANI | 3981 |\n| CATHKIN | 3714 |\n| CATUMNAL | 3537 |\n| CAVEAT | 3660 |\n| CAVENDISH | 3314 |\n| CHANDLERS CREEK | 3890 |\n| CHAPPLE VALE | 3239 |\n| CHARAM | 3318 |\n| CHARLEROI | 3695 |\n| CHARLTON | 3525 |\n| CHATSWORTH | 3379 |\n| CHEPSTOWE | 3351 |\n| CHEROKEE | 3434 |\n| CHERRYPOOL | 3401 |\n| CHESHUNT | 3678 |\n| CHESHUNT SOUTH | 3678 |\n| CHESNEY VALE | 3725 |\n| CHETWYND | 3312 |\n| CHILDERS | 3824 |\n| CHILLINGOLLAH | 3585 |\n| CHILTERN | 3683 |\n| CHILTERN VALLEY | 3683 |\n| CHINANGIN | 3544 |\n| CHINKAPOOK | 3546 |\n| CHINTIN | 3756 |\n| CHIRRIP | 3525 |\n| CHOCOLYN | 3260 |\n| CHURCHILL ISLAND | 3925 |\n| CHUTE | 3373 |\n| CLEAR LAKE | 3409 |\n| CLIFTON CREEK | 3875 |\n| CLONBINANE | 3658 |\n| CLOVER FLAT | 3315 |\n| CLUB TERRACE | 3889 |\n| CLUNES | 3370 |\n| CLYDESDALE | 3461 |\n| COBAW | 3442 |\n| COBBANNAH | 3862 |\n| COBBERAS | 3900 |\n| COBDEN | 3266 |\n| COBRICO | 3266 |\n| COBUNGRA | 3898 |\n| COCAMBA | 3546 |\n| COCHRANES CREEK | 3475 |\n| CODRINGTON | 3285 |\n| COHUNA | 3568 |\n| COKUM | 3542 |\n| COLAC COLAC | 3707 |\n| COLBINABBIN | 3559 |\n| COLBROOK | 3342 |\n| COLERAINE | 3315 |\n| COLIGNAN | 3494 |\n| COMBIENBAR | 3889 |\n| CONCONGELLA | 3384 |\n| CONDAH | 3303 |\n| CONDAH SWAMP | 3286 |\n| CONNEWIRRICOO | 3318 |\n| COOJAR | 3315 |\n| COOMA | 3616 |\n| COOMOORA | 3461 |\n| COONGULLA | 3860 |\n| COONOOER BRIDGE | 3477 |\n| COONOOER WEST | 3477 |\n| COOPERS CREEK | 3825 |\n| COORIEMUNGLE | 3268 |\n| COPE COPE | 3480 |\n| CORA LYNN | 3814 |\n| CORACK | 3480 |\n| CORACK EAST | 3480 |\n| CORAGULAC | 3249 |\n| CORAL BANK | 3691 |\n| CORINDHAP | 3352 |\n| CORINELLA | 3984 |\n| CORNDALE | 3311 |\n| CORNELLA | 3551 |\n| CORNISHTOWN | 3683 |\n| CORONET BAY | 3984 |\n| COROP | 3559 |\n| CORRINGLE | 3888 |\n| CORRYONG | 3707 |\n| CORUNNUN | 3249 |\n| COSGROVE | 3631 |\n| COSGROVE SOUTH | 3631 |\n| COSTERFIELD | 3523 |\n| COTSWOLD | 3465 |\n| COWA | 3862 |\n| COWANGIE | 3506 |\n| COWES | 3922 |\n| COWLEYS CREEK | 3268 |\n| COWWARR | 3857 |\n| CREEK JUNCTION | 3669 |\n| CREIGHTONS CREEK | 3666 |\n| CRESSY | 3322 |\n| CRESWICK NORTH | 3363 |\n| CROOKAYAN | 3858 |\n| CROOKED RIVER | 3862 |\n| CROSS ROADS | 3373 |\n| CROSSLEY | 3283 |\n| CROSSOVER | 3821 |\n| CROWLANDS | 3377 |\n| CROXTON EAST | 3301 |\n| CRYMELON | 3393 |\n| CUDGEE | 3265 |\n| CUDGEWA | 3705 |\n| CULGOA | 3530 |\n| CULLA | 3315 |\n| CULLEN | 3568 |\n| CULLULLERAINE | 3496 |\n| CUNDARE | 3251 |\n| CUNDARE NORTH | 3251 |\n| CURDIES RIVER | 3268 |\n| CURDIEVALE | 3268 |\n| CURYO | 3483 |\n| DADSWELLS BRIDGE | 3385 |\n| DALES CREEK | 3341 |\n| DALTONS BRIDGE | 3568 |\n| DALYENONG | 3477 |\n| DANDONGADALE | 3737 |\n| DARGO | 3862 |\n| DARLIMURLA | 3871 |\n| DARLINGTON | 3271 |\n| DARRAWEIT GUIM | 3756 |\n| DARRIMAN | 3851 |\n| DARTMOOR | 3304 |\n| DARTMOUTH | 3701 |\n| DAWSON | 3858 |\n| DAYLESFORD | 3460 |\n| DEANS MARSH | 3235 |\n| DEDDICK VALLEY | 3888 |\n| DEDERANG | 3691 |\n| DELATITE | 3723 |\n| DELBURN | 3871 |\n| DELEGATE RIVER | 3888 |\n| DENISON | 3858 |\n| DENVER | 3461 |\n| DEPTFORD | 3875 |\n| DERBY | 3516 |\n| DEREEL | 3352 |\n| DERGHOLM | 3312 |\n| DERRINAL | 3523 |\n| DERRINALLUM | 3325 |\n| DEVENISH | 3726 |\n| DEVILS RIVER | 3714 |\n| DEVON NORTH | 3971 |\n| DHURRINGILE | 3610 |\n| DIGBY | 3309 |\n| DIGGORA | 3561 |\n| DIMBOOLA | 3414 |\n| DINGEE | 3571 |\n| DINGWALL | 3579 |\n| DINNER PLAIN | 3898 |\n| DIXIE | 3265 |\n| DOBIE | 3377 |\n| DOCTORS FLAT | 3895 |\n| DOLLAR | 3871 |\n| DONALD | 3480 |\n| DOOBOOBETIC | 3478 |\n| DOOKIE | 3646 |\n| DOOKIE COLLEGE | 3647 |\n| DORODONG | 3312 |\n| DOUBLE BRIDGES | 3893 |\n| DOUGLAS | 3409 |\n| DREEITE | 3249 |\n| DREEITE SOUTH | 3249 |\n| DRIK DRIK | 3304 |\n| DROPMORE | 3660 |\n| DRUMANURE | 3636 |\n| DRUMBORG | 3304 |\n| DRUMMARTIN | 3570 |\n| DRUMMOND | 3461 |\n| DRUMMOND NORTH | 3446 |\n| DRY DIGGINGS | 3461 |\n| DUCHEMBEGARRA | 3409 |\n| DUMBALK | 3956 |\n| DUMBALK NORTH | 3956 |\n| DUMOSA | 3527 |\n| DUNACH | 3371 |\n| DUNDONNELL | 3271 |\n| DUNKELD | 3294 |\n| DUNLUCE | 3472 |\n| DUNNEWORTHY | 3377 |\n| DUNOLLY | 3472 |\n| DUNROBIN | 3312 |\n| DURDIDWARRAH | 3342 |\n| DURHAM OX | 3576 |\n| DUTSON | 3851 |\n| DUTSON DOWNS | 3851 |\n| DUVERNEY | 3323 |\n| EARLSTON | 3669 |\n| EAST WARBURTON | 3799 |\n| EASTERN VIEW | 3231 |\n| EASTVILLE | 3463 |\n| ECKLIN SOUTH | 3265 |\n| EDDINGTON | 3472 |\n| EDENHOPE | 3318 |\n| EDGECOMBE | 3444 |\n| EDI | 3678 |\n| EDI UPPER | 3678 |\n| EGANSTOWN | 3461 |\n| EILDON | 3713 |\n| ELDORADO | 3746 |\n| ELEVATED PLAINS | 3461 |\n| ELINGAMITE | 3266 |\n| ELINGAMITE NORTH | 3266 |\n| ELIZABETH ISLAND | 3921 |\n| ELLERSLIE | 3265 |\n| ELLINBANK | 3821 |\n| ELMHURST | 3469 |\n| ELMORE | 3558 |\n| EMU | 3475 |\n| ENGLEFIELD | 3407 |\n| ENOCHS POINT | 3723 |\n| ENSAY | 3895 |\n| ENSAY NORTH | 3895 |\n| ERCILDOUNE | 3352 |\n| ERICA | 3825 |\n| ERRINUNDRA | 3889 |\n| ESKDALE | 3701 |\n| ESMOND | 3730 |\n| EURACK | 3251 |\n| EUROA | 3666 |\n| EUROBIN | 3739 |\n| EVANSFORD | 3371 |\n| EVERSLEY | 3377 |\n| EVERTON | 3678 |\n| EVERTON UPPER | 3678 |\n| FAIRBANK | 3951 |\n| FAIRHAVEN | 3231 |\n| FAIRLEY | 3579 |\n| FAIRY DELL | 3561 |\n| FAIRY DELL | 3875 |\n| FALLS CREEK | 3699 |\n| FAWCETT | 3714 |\n| FENTONS CREEK | 3518 |\n| FERGUSON | 3237 |\n| FERN HILL | 3458 |\n| FERNBANK | 3864 |\n| FERNDALE | 3821 |\n| FERNIHURST | 3518 |\n| FIERY FLAT | 3518 |\n| FISH CREEK | 3959 |\n| FISH POINT | 3585 |\n| FISKVILLE | 3342 |\n| FLAGGY CREEK | 3875 |\n| FLAGSTAFF | 3465 |\n| FLAMINGO BEACH | 3851 |\n| FLOWERDALE | 3717 |\n| FORGE CREEK | 3875 |\n| FORREST | 3236 |\n| FOSTER | 3960 |\n| FOSTER NORTH | 3960 |\n| FOXHOW | 3323 |\n| FRAMLINGHAM | 3265 |\n| FRAMLINGHAM EAST | 3265 |\n| FRANKLINFORD | 3461 |\n| FREEBURGH | 3741 |\n| FRENCH ISLAND | 3921 |\n| FRENCHMANS | 3384 |\n| FUMINA | 3825 |\n| FUMINA SOUTH | 3825 |\n| FYANS CREEK | 3381 |\n| GAFFNEYS CREEK | 3723 |\n| GANNAWARRA | 3568 |\n| GAPSTED | 3737 |\n| GARFIELD | 3814 |\n| GARFIELD NORTH | 3814 |\n| GARVOC | 3265 |\n| GATUM | 3407 |\n| GAZETTE | 3289 |\n| GELANTIPY | 3885 |\n| GELLIBRAND | 3239 |\n| GELLIBRAND LOWER | 3237 |\n| GELLIONDALE | 3971 |\n| GENOA | 3891 |\n| GENTLE ANNIE | 3833 |\n| GEORGES CREEK | 3700 |\n| GERAHMIN | 3546 |\n| GERANG GERUNG | 3418 |\n| GERANGAMETE | 3249 |\n| GERMANTOWN | 3741 |\n| GERRIGERRUP | 3289 |\n| GHERANG | 3240 |\n| GHIN GHIN | 3717 |\n| GIFFARD | 3851 |\n| GIFFARD WEST | 3851 |\n| GIL GIL | 3480 |\n| GILDEROY | 3797 |\n| GILLUM | 3858 |\n| GIPSY POINT | 3891 |\n| GIRGARRE | 3624 |\n| GIRGARRE EAST | 3616 |\n| GLADFIELD | 3575 |\n| GLADYSDALE | 3797 |\n| GLEN ALVIE | 3979 |\n| GLEN CREEK | 3691 |\n| GLEN FORBES | 3990 |\n| GLEN VALLEY | 3898 |\n| GLEN WILLS | 3898 |\n| GLENAIRE | 3238 |\n| GLENALADALE | 3864 |\n| GLENALBYN | 3517 |\n| GLENAROUA | 3764 |\n| GLENBRAE | 3352 |\n| GLENBURN | 3717 |\n| GLENFALLOCH | 3858 |\n| GLENFYNE | 3266 |\n| GLENGARRY NORTH | 3854 |\n| GLENGOWER | 3370 |\n| GLENHOPE | 3444 |\n| GLENHOPE EAST | 3522 |\n| GLENISLA | 3314 |\n| GLENLEE | 3418 |\n| GLENLOFTY | 3469 |\n| GLENLOGIE | 3469 |\n| GLENLOTH | 3527 |\n| GLENLOTH EAST | 3527 |\n| GLENLYON | 3461 |\n| GLENMAGGIE | 3858 |\n| GLENMORE | 3340 |\n| GLENORCHY | 3385 |\n| GLENORMISTON NORTH | 3265 |\n| GLENORMISTON SOUTH | 3265 |\n| GLENPATRICK | 3469 |\n| GLENROWAN WEST | 3675 |\n| GLENTHOMPSON | 3293 |\n| GLOMAR BEACH | 3851 |\n| GNARWARRE | 3221 |\n| GNOTUK | 3260 |\n| GOBARUP | 3559 |\n| GOBUR | 3719 |\n| GOLDEN BEACH | 3851 |\n| GOLDIE | 3435 |\n| GOLDSBOROUGH | 3472 |\n| GONN CROSSING | 3579 |\n| GOON NURE | 3875 |\n| GOONGERAH | 3888 |\n| GOORAM | 3666 |\n| GOORAMADDA | 3685 |\n| GOORAMBAT | 3725 |\n| GOOROC | 3477 |\n| GORAE | 3305 |\n| GORAE WEST | 3305 |\n| GORMANDALE | 3873 |\n| GOROKE | 3412 |\n| GOSCHEN | 3585 |\n| GOUGHS BAY | 3723 |\n| GOULBURN WEIR | 3608 |\n| GOWANFORD | 3544 |\n| GOWANGARDIE | 3669 |\n| GOWAR EAST | 3477 |\n| GOWER | 3463 |\n| GRAMPIANS | 3314 |\n| GRAND RIDGE | 3870 |\n| GRANITE FLAT | 3525 |\n| GRANTVILLE | 3984 |\n| GRANYA | 3701 |\n| GRASS FLAT | 3409 |\n| GRASSDALE | 3302 |\n| GRAYS BRIDGE | 3477 |\n| GRAYTOWN | 3608 |\n| GRE GRE | 3477 |\n| GRE GRE NORTH | 3477 |\n| GRE GRE SOUTH | 3477 |\n| GREAT WESTERN | 3374 |\n| GREDGWIN | 3537 |\n| GREEN GULLY | 3462 |\n| GREENDALE | 3341 |\n| GREENHILL | 3444 |\n| GREENS CREEK | 3387 |\n| GREENWALD | 3304 |\n| GRETA | 3675 |\n| GRETA SOUTH | 3675 |\n| GRETA WEST | 3675 |\n| GREY RIVER | 3234 |\n| GRINGEGALGONA | 3315 |\n| GRITJURK | 3315 |\n| GUNBOWER | 3566 |\n| GUNDOWRING | 3691 |\n| GUNYAH | 3960 |\n| GUYS FOREST | 3709 |\n| GYMBOWEN | 3401 |\n| HALLORA | 3818 |\n| HALLS GAP | 3381 |\n| HALLSTON | 3953 |\n| HANSONVILLE | 3675 |\n| HAPPY VALLEY | 3360 |\n| HAPPY VALLEY | 3549 |\n| HARCOURT NORTH | 3453 |\n| HARRIETVILLE | 3741 |\n| HARROW | 3317 |\n| HARSTON | 3616 |\n| HATTAH | 3501 |\n| HAVELOCK | 3465 |\n| HAVILAH | 3737 |\n| HAWKESDALE | 3287 |\n| HAWKHURST | 3862 |\n| HAZEL PARK | 3966 |\n| HAZELDENE | 3658 |\n| HEATH HILL | 3981 |\n| HEATHCOTE | 3523 |\n| HEATHCOTE SOUTH | 3523 |\n| HEATHMERE | 3305 |\n| HEDLEY | 3967 |\n| HENSLEY PARK | 3301 |\n| HENTY | 3312 |\n| HEPBURN | 3461 |\n| HEPBURN SPRINGS | 3461 |\n| HESKET | 3442 |\n| HESSE | 3321 |\n| HEXHAM | 3273 |\n| HEYFIELD | 3858 |\n| HEYTESBURY LOWER | 3268 |\n| HEYWOOD | 3304 |\n| HIAMDALE | 3847 |\n| HIAWATHA | 3971 |\n| HIGH CAMP | 3764 |\n| HIGHLANDS | 3660 |\n| HILGAY | 3315 |\n| HILL END | 3825 |\n| HILLSIDE | 3875 |\n| HINNOMUNJIE | 3898 |\n| HOLLANDS LANDING | 3862 |\n| HOMEBUSH | 3465 |\n| HOMERTON | 3304 |\n| HOMEWOOD | 3717 |\n| HOPETOUN | 3396 |\n| HORDERN VALE | 3238 |\n| HORFIELD | 3567 |\n| HOTHAM HEIGHTS | 3741 |\n| HOTSPUR | 3303 |\n| HOWES CREEK | 3723 |\n| HOWITT PLAINS | 3858 |\n| HOWQUA | 3723 |\n| HOWQUA HILLS | 3723 |\n| HOWQUA INLET | 3723 |\n| HUNTER | 3558 |\n| HUNTERSTON | 3971 |\n| ICY CREEK | 3833 |\n| IGUANA CREEK | 3875 |\n| ILLABAROOK | 3351 |\n| INDENTED HEAD | 3223 |\n| INGLEWOOD | 3517 |\n| INGLISTON | 3342 |\n| INKERMAN | 3472 |\n| INVERGORDON | 3636 |\n| INVERLEIGH | 3321 |\n| INVERLOCH | 3996 |\n| IONA | 3815 |\n| IRAAK | 3494 |\n| IRREWILLIPE | 3249 |\n| JACK RIVER | 3971 |\n| JACOB CREEK | 3825 |\n| JAM JERRUP | 3984 |\n| JAMIESON | 3723 |\n| JANCOURT | 3266 |\n| JANCOURT EAST | 3266 |\n| JARKLIN | 3517 |\n| JARRAHMOND | 3888 |\n| JARVIS CREEK | 3700 |\n| JEERALANG | 3840 |\n| JEERALANG JUNCTION | 3840 |\n| JEETHO | 3945 |\n| JEFFCOTT | 3480 |\n| JEFFCOTT NORTH | 3480 |\n| JEPARIT | 3423 |\n| JERICHO | 3825 |\n| JERUK | 3527 |\n| JIL JIL | 3483 |\n| JILPANGER | 3409 |\n| JINDIVICK | 3818 |\n| JOEL JOEL | 3384 |\n| JOEL SOUTH | 3384 |\n| JOHANNA | 3238 |\n| JOHNSONVILLE | 3902 |\n| JOYCES CREEK | 3364 |\n| JUMBUK | 3869 |\n| JUMBUNNA | 3951 |\n| JUNG | 3401 |\n| JUNGABURRA | 3575 |\n| KAARIMBA | 3635 |\n| KADNOOK | 3318 |\n| KALKEE | 3401 |\n| KALPIENUNG | 3529 |\n| KAMAROOKA | 3570 |\n| KAMAROOKA NORTH | 3571 |\n| KANAGULK | 3401 |\n| KANCOONA | 3691 |\n| KANIVA | 3419 |\n| KANUMBRA | 3719 |\n| KANYA | 3387 |\n| KANYAPELLA | 3564 |\n| KARABEAL | 3294 |\n| KARDELLA | 3951 |\n| KARDELLA SOUTH | 3950 |\n| KARIAH | 3260 |\n| KARNAK | 3401 |\n| KARYRIE | 3483 |\n| KATAMATITE | 3649 |\n| KATAMATITE EAST | 3649 |\n| KATANDRA | 3634 |\n| KATANDRA WEST | 3634 |\n| KATUNGA | 3640 |\n| KAWARREN | 3249 |\n| KEELY | 3568 |\n| KELLALAC | 3393 |\n| KELVIN VIEW | 3666 |\n| KENLEY | 3597 |\n| KENMARE | 3395 |\n| KENNEDYS CREEK | 3239 |\n| KENNETT RIVER | 3234 |\n| KERANG | 3579 |\n| KERANG EAST | 3579 |\n| KERGUNYAH | 3691 |\n| KERGUNYAH SOUTH | 3691 |\n| KERNOT | 3979 |\n| KERRIE | 3434 |\n| KERRISDALE | 3660 |\n| KEVINGTON | 3723 |\n| KEWELL | 3390 |\n| KIALLA EAST | 3631 |\n| KIATA | 3418 |\n| KILCUNDA | 3995 |\n| KILLARA | 3312 |\n| KILLINGWORTH | 3717 |\n| KING VALLEY | 3678 |\n| KINGLAKE CENTRAL | 3757 |\n| KINGOWER | 3517 |\n| KINGSTON | 3364 |\n| KINNABULLA | 3483 |\n| KINYPANIAL | 3520 |\n| KIRKSTALL | 3283 |\n| KIRWANS BRIDGE | 3608 |\n| KITHBROOK | 3666 |\n| KNEBSWORTH | 3286 |\n| KNOCKWOOD | 3723 |\n| KNOWSLEY | 3523 |\n| KOALLAH | 3260 |\n| KOETONG | 3704 |\n| KOLORA | 3265 |\n| KONGWAK | 3951 |\n| KONONGWOOTONG | 3315 |\n| KOOLOONONG | 3597 |\n| KOONDA | 3669 |\n| KOONDROOK | 3580 |\n| KOONOOMOO | 3644 |\n| KOONWARRA | 3954 |\n| KOOREH | 3477 |\n| KOORNALLA | 3844 |\n| KOOROOCHEANG | 3364 |\n| KOOROOL | 3860 |\n| KOOROOMAN | 3953 |\n| KORIELLA | 3714 |\n| KOROBEIT | 3341 |\n| KORONG VALE | 3520 |\n| KOROOP | 3579 |\n| KORUMBURRA | 3950 |\n| KORUMBURRA SOUTH | 3950 |\n| KORWEINGUBOORA | 3461 |\n| KOTTA | 3565 |\n| KOTUPNA | 3638 |\n| KOYUGA | 3622 |\n| KROWERA | 3945 |\n| KULWIN | 3490 |\n| KUNAT | 3585 |\n| KURRACA | 3518 |\n| KURRACA WEST | 3518 |\n| KURTING | 3517 |\n| KYABRAM SOUTH | 3620 |\n| KYNETON | 3444 |\n| KYNETON SOUTH | 3444 |\n| LAANECOORIE | 3463 |\n| LAANG | 3265 |\n| LABERTOUCHE | 3816 |\n| LADYS PASS | 3523 |\n| LAEN | 3480 |\n| LAEN EAST | 3480 |\n| LAEN NORTH | 3480 |\n| LAH | 3393 |\n| LAHARUM | 3401 |\n| LAKE BOGA | 3584 |\n| LAKE BOLAC | 3351 |\n| LAKE CHARM | 3581 |\n| LAKE CONDAH | 3303 |\n| LAKE EILDON | 3713 |\n| LAKE EPPALOCK | 3551 |\n| LAKE FYANS | 3381 |\n| LAKE GOLDSMITH | 3373 |\n| LAKE LONSDALE | 3381 |\n| LAKE MARMAL | 3525 |\n| LAKE MERAN | 3579 |\n| LAKE MUNDI | 3312 |\n| LAKE POWELL | 3597 |\n| LAKE ROWAN | 3727 |\n| LAKE TYERS | 3887 |\n| LAKE TYRRELL | 3533 |\n| LAKE WELLINGTON | 3851 |\n| LAKE WONGAN | 3373 |\n| LALBERT | 3542 |\n| LAMPLOUGH | 3352 |\n| LANCEFIELD | 3435 |\n| LANDSBOROUGH | 3384 |\n| LANDSBOROUGH WEST | 3384 |\n| LANG LANG | 3984 |\n| LANG LANG EAST | 3984 |\n| LANGDONS HILL | 3363 |\n| LANGI KAL KAL | 3352 |\n| LANGI LOGAN | 3377 |\n| LANGKOOP | 3318 |\n| LANGLEY | 3444 |\n| LANGSBOROUGH | 3971 |\n| LARRALEA | 3325 |\n| LASCELLES | 3487 |\n| LAURISTON | 3444 |\n| LAVERS HILL | 3238 |\n| LAWLER | 3480 |\n| LAWLOIT | 3418 |\n| LAWRENCE | 3364 |\n| LEAGHUR | 3537 |\n| LEDCOURT | 3385 |\n| LEITCHVILLE | 3567 |\n| LEONARDS HILL | 3461 |\n| LEONGATHA | 3953 |\n| LEONGATHA NORTH | 3953 |\n| LEONGATHA SOUTH | 3953 |\n| LERDERDERG | 3458 |\n| LESLIE MANOR | 3260 |\n| LETHBRIDGE | 3332 |\n| LEXTON | 3352 |\n| LICOLA | 3858 |\n| LICOLA NORTH | 3858 |\n| LILLICUR | 3371 |\n| LILLIMUR | 3420 |\n| LILLIPUT | 3682 |\n| LIMA | 3673 |\n| LIMA EAST | 3673 |\n| LIMA SOUTH | 3673 |\n| LIMESTONE | 3717 |\n| LINDENOW | 3865 |\n| LINDENOW SOUTH | 3875 |\n| LINDSAY | 3312 |\n| LINDSAY POINT | 3496 |\n| LINGA | 3509 |\n| LINTON | 3360 |\n| LIPAROO | 3549 |\n| LISMORE | 3324 |\n| LITCHFIELD | 3480 |\n| LITTLE DESERT | 3418 |\n| LITTLE HAMPTON | 3458 |\n| LLANELLY | 3551 |\n| LLOWALONG | 3862 |\n| LOCH | 3945 |\n| LOCH SPORT | 3851 |\n| LOCH VALLEY | 3833 |\n| LOCKINGTON | 3563 |\n| LOCKSLEY | 3665 |\n| LODDON VALE | 3575 |\n| LOGAN | 3475 |\n| LONGERENONG | 3401 |\n| LONGWOOD | 3665 |\n| LONGWOOD EAST | 3666 |\n| LORNE | 3232 |\n| LORQUON | 3418 |\n| LOWER MOIRA | 3639 |\n| LUBECK | 3385 |\n| LUCYVALE | 3691 |\n| LURG | 3673 |\n| LYONS | 3304 |\n| LYONVILLE | 3461 |\n| MACARTHUR | 3286 |\n| MACKS CREEK | 3971 |\n| MACORNA | 3579 |\n| MACORNA NORTH | 3568 |\n| MACS COVE | 3723 |\n| MADALYA | 3971 |\n| MAFEKING | 3379 |\n| MAFFRA | 3860 |\n| MAFFRA WEST UPPER | 3859 |\n| MAIN LEAD | 3373 |\n| MAINDAMPLE | 3723 |\n| MAINTONGOON | 3714 |\n| MAJOR PLAINS | 3725 |\n| MAJORCA | 3465 |\n| MALDON | 3463 |\n| MALLACOOTA | 3892 |\n| MALMSBURY | 3446 |\n| MANANGATANG | 3546 |\n| MANGALORE | 3663 |\n| MANNIBADAR | 3360 |\n| MANNS BEACH | 3971 |\n| MANORINA | 3889 |\n| MANSFIELD | 3722 |\n| MARAMINGO CREEK | 3891 |\n| MARDAN | 3953 |\n| MARENGO | 3233 |\n| MARIONVALE | 3634 |\n| MARKWOOD | 3678 |\n| MARLBED | 3483 |\n| MARLO | 3888 |\n| MARNOO | 3387 |\n| MARNOO EAST | 3477 |\n| MARNOO WEST | 3387 |\n| MAROONA | 3377 |\n| MARRAWEENEY | 3669 |\n| MARTHAVALE | 3875 |\n| MARUNGI | 3634 |\n| MARYSVILLE | 3779 |\n| MASSEY | 3482 |\n| MATLOCK | 3723 |\n| MCINTYRE | 3472 |\n| MCLOUGHLINS BEACH | 3874 |\n| MCMAHONS CREEK | 3799 |\n| MCMILLANS | 3568 |\n| MEAD | 3568 |\n| MEADOW CREEK | 3678 |\n| MEATIAN | 3585 |\n| MEENIYAN | 3956 |\n| MEERING WEST | 3579 |\n| MEERLIEU | 3862 |\n| MELVILLE FOREST | 3315 |\n| MELWOOD | 3875 |\n| MENA PARK | 3373 |\n| MEPUNGA | 3277 |\n| MEPUNGA EAST | 3277 |\n| MEPUNGA WEST | 3277 |\n| MEREDITH | 3333 |\n| MERINGUR | 3496 |\n| MERINO | 3310 |\n| MERRIANG | 3737 |\n| MERRIANG SOUTH | 3737 |\n| MERRIGUM | 3618 |\n| MERRIJIG | 3723 |\n| MERRIJIG | 3875 |\n| MERRINEE | 3496 |\n| MERTON | 3715 |\n| METCALFE | 3448 |\n| METCALFE EAST | 3444 |\n| METUNG | 3904 |\n| MIA MIA | 3444 |\n| MIDDLE CREEK | 3375 |\n| MIDDLE TARWIN | 3956 |\n| MIEPOLL | 3666 |\n| MIGA LAKE | 3409 |\n| MILAWA | 3678 |\n| MILLGROVE | 3799 |\n| MILLOO | 3572 |\n| MILLTOWN | 3304 |\n| MILNES BRIDGE | 3579 |\n| MINCHA | 3575 |\n| MINCHA WEST | 3568 |\n| MINGAY | 3324 |\n| MINHAMITE | 3287 |\n| MINIMAY | 3413 |\n| MININERA | 3351 |\n| MINJAH | 3276 |\n| MINMINDIE | 3537 |\n| MINYIP | 3392 |\n| MIOWERA | 3862 |\n| MIRALIE | 3596 |\n| MIRAM | 3415 |\n| MIRBOO | 3871 |\n| MIRBOO NORTH | 3871 |\n| MIRIMBAH | 3722 |\n| MIRRANATWA | 3294 |\n| MITCHELLSTOWN | 3608 |\n| MITIAMO | 3573 |\n| MITRE | 3409 |\n| MITTA MITTA | 3701 |\n| MITTYACK | 3490 |\n| MOCKINYA | 3401 |\n| MODELLA | 3816 |\n| MODEWARRE | 3240 |\n| MOGGS CREEK | 3231 |\n| MOGLONEMBY | 3666 |\n| MOKEPILLY | 3381 |\n| MOLESWORTH | 3718 |\n| MOLIAGUL | 3472 |\n| MOLKA | 3666 |\n| MOLOGA | 3575 |\n| MOLYULLAH | 3673 |\n| MONEGEETTA | 3433 |\n| MONGANS BRIDGE | 3691 |\n| MONOMAK | 3860 |\n| MONOMEITH | 3984 |\n| MOOLERR | 3477 |\n| MOOLORT | 3465 |\n| MOONAMBEL | 3478 |\n| MOONDARRA | 3825 |\n| MOORA | 3612 |\n| MOORALLA | 3314 |\n| MOORILIM | 3610 |\n| MOORMBOOL WEST | 3523 |\n| MOORNAPA | 3862 |\n| MOORNGAG | 3673 |\n| MORANDING | 3764 |\n| MORGIANA | 3301 |\n| MOROKA | 3860 |\n| MORRISONS | 3334 |\n| MORRL MORRL | 3387 |\n| MORTLAKE | 3272 |\n| MORTON PLAINS | 3482 |\n| MOSSIFACE | 3885 |\n| MOUNT ALFRED | 3709 |\n| MOUNT BEAUTY | 3699 |\n| MOUNT BECKWORTH | 3363 |\n| MOUNT BEST | 3960 |\n| MOUNT BRUNO | 3675 |\n| MOUNT BUFFALO | 3740 |\n| MOUNT BULLER | 3723 |\n| MOUNT BUTE | 3324 |\n| MOUNT CAMEL | 3523 |\n| MOUNT CAMERON | 3370 |\n| MOUNT COLE | 3377 |\n| MOUNT COLE CREEK | 3377 |\n| MOUNT DRYDEN | 3381 |\n| MOUNT ECCLES | 3953 |\n| MOUNT ECCLES SOUTH | 3953 |\n| MOUNT EGERTON | 3352 |\n| MOUNT EMU | 3351 |\n| MOUNT FRANKLIN | 3461 |\n| MOUNT GLASGOW | 3371 |\n| MOUNT HOOGHLY | 3472 |\n| MOUNT LONARCH | 3468 |\n| MOUNT MAJOR | 3646 |\n| MOUNT MERCER | 3352 |\n| MOUNT NAPIER | 3301 |\n| MOUNT PROSPECT | 3364 |\n| MOUNT RICHMOND | 3305 |\n| MOUNT SABINE | 3236 |\n| MOUNT TASSIE | 3844 |\n| MOUNT TAYLOR | 3875 |\n| MOUNT WALLACE | 3342 |\n| MOUNTAIN BAY | 3723 |\n| MOUNTAIN VIEW | 3988 |\n| MOUTAJUP | 3294 |\n| MOYARRA | 3951 |\n| MOYHU | 3732 |\n| MOYREISK | 3477 |\n| MOYSTON | 3377 |\n| MUCKATAH | 3644 |\n| MUDGEGONGA | 3737 |\n| MUMBANNAR | 3304 |\n| MUNDOONA | 3635 |\n| MUNRO | 3862 |\n| MUNTHAM | 3315 |\n| MURCHISON | 3610 |\n| MURCHISON EAST | 3610 |\n| MURCHISON NORTH | 3610 |\n| MURGHEBOLUC | 3218 |\n| MURMUNGEE | 3747 |\n| MURNUNGIN | 3544 |\n| MURPHYS CREEK | 3551 |\n| MURRA WARRA | 3401 |\n| MURRABIT | 3579 |\n| MURRABIT WEST | 3579 |\n| MURRAY-SUNSET | 3490 |\n| MURRAYVILLE | 3512 |\n| MURRINDAL | 3885 |\n| MURRINDINDI | 3717 |\n| MURROON | 3243 |\n| MURTOA | 3390 |\n| MUSK | 3461 |\n| MUSK VALE | 3461 |\n| MUSKERRY | 3557 |\n| MYALL | 3533 |\n| MYALL | 3579 |\n| MYAMYN | 3304 |\n| MYOLA | 3551 |\n| MYRRHEE | 3732 |\n| MYRTLEFORD | 3737 |\n| MYSIA | 3518 |\n| MYSTIC PARK | 3579 |\n| MYWEE | 3641 |\n| NAGAMBIE | 3608 |\n| NALANGIL | 3249 |\n| NALINGA | 3646 |\n| NAMBROK | 3847 |\n| NANDALY | 3533 |\n| NANGEELA | 3312 |\n| NANGILOC | 3494 |\n| NANNEELLA | 3561 |\n| NAP NAP MARRA | 3860 |\n| NARBETHONG | 3778 |\n| NAREEB | 3293 |\n| NAREEN | 3315 |\n| NAREEWILLOCK | 3525 |\n| NARIEL VALLEY | 3707 |\n| NARING | 3636 |\n| NARINGAL | 3277 |\n| NARINGAL EAST | 3277 |\n| NAROGHID | 3266 |\n| NARRAPORT | 3483 |\n| NARRAPUMELAP SOUTH | 3293 |\n| NARRAWONG | 3285 |\n| NARRUNG | 3597 |\n| NATHALIA | 3638 |\n| NATIMUK | 3409 |\n| NATTE YALLOCK | 3465 |\n| NATYA | 3597 |\n| NAVARRE | 3384 |\n| NAYOOK | 3832 |\n| NEDS CORNER | 3496 |\n| NEEREMAN | 3463 |\n| NEERIM | 3831 |\n| NEERIM EAST | 3831 |\n| NEERIM JUNCTION | 3832 |\n| NEERIM NORTH | 3832 |\n| NEERIM SOUTH | 3831 |\n| NELSE | 3699 |\n| NELSON | 3292 |\n| NERRENA | 3953 |\n| NERRIN NERRIN | 3351 |\n| NERRING | 3373 |\n| NETHERBY | 3418 |\n| NEUARPURR | 3413 |\n| NEWBRIDGE | 3551 |\n| NEWBURY | 3458 |\n| NEWFIELD | 3268 |\n| NEWHAM | 3442 |\n| NEWHAVEN | 3925 |\n| NEWLANDS ARM | 3875 |\n| NEWLYN | 3364 |\n| NEWLYN NORTH | 3364 |\n| NEWMERELLA | 3886 |\n| NEWRY | 3859 |\n| NEWSTEAD | 3462 |\n| NHILL | 3418 |\n| NICHOLSON | 3882 |\n| NINDA | 3533 |\n| NINE MILE | 3518 |\n| NINYEUNOOK | 3527 |\n| NIRRANDA | 3268 |\n| NIRRANDA EAST | 3268 |\n| NIRRANDA SOUTH | 3268 |\n| NOOJEE | 3833 |\n| NOORAT | 3265 |\n| NOORAT EAST | 3265 |\n| NOORINBEE | 3890 |\n| NOORINBEE NORTH | 3890 |\n| NORADJUHA | 3409 |\n| NORMANVILLE | 3579 |\n| NORONG | 3682 |\n| NORTH BLACKWOOD | 3458 |\n| NOWA NOWA | 3887 |\n| NOWHERE CREEK | 3469 |\n| NOWIE | 3585 |\n| NUG NUG | 3737 |\n| NUGGETTY | 3463 |\n| NULLA VALE | 3435 |\n| NULLAWARRE | 3268 |\n| NULLAWARRE NORTH | 3268 |\n| NULLAWIL | 3529 |\n| NUMURKAH | 3636 |\n| NUNNIONG | 3896 |\n| NURCOUNG | 3401 |\n| NURRABIEL | 3401 |\n| NURRAN | 3888 |\n| NYAH | 3594 |\n| NYAH WEST | 3595 |\n| NYARRIN | 3533 |\n| NYORA | 3987 |\n| NYRRABY | 3585 |\n| OAKVALE | 3540 |\n| OCEAN GRANGE | 3880 |\n| OLD TALLANGATTA | 3701 |\n| OMBERSLEY | 3241 |\n| OMEO | 3898 |\n| OMEO VALLEY | 3898 |\n| ONDIT | 3249 |\n| ORBOST | 3888 |\n| ORFORD | 3284 |\n| OSBORNES FLAT | 3691 |\n| OUTTRIM | 3951 |\n| OUYEN | 3490 |\n| OVENS | 3738 |\n| OZENKADNOOK | 3413 |\n| PAARATTE | 3268 |\n| PAINSWICK | 3551 |\n| PANITYA | 3512 |\n| PANMURE | 3265 |\n| PARADISE | 3477 |\n| PARADISE BEACH | 3851 |\n| PASCHENDALE | 3315 |\n| PASTORIA | 3444 |\n| PASTORIA EAST | 3444 |\n| PATCHEWOLLOCK | 3491 |\n| PATHO | 3564 |\n| PATYAH | 3318 |\n| PAYNESVILLE | 3880 |\n| PEARSONDALE | 3851 |\n| PEECHELBA EAST | 3678 |\n| PELLUEBLA | 3727 |\n| PENNYROYAL | 3235 |\n| PENSHURST | 3289 |\n| PENTAL ISLAND | 3586 |\n| PERCYDALE | 3478 |\n| PERONNE | 3413 |\n| PERRY BRIDGE | 3862 |\n| PETERBOROUGH | 3270 |\n| PETTICOAT CREEK | 3233 |\n| PIANGIL | 3597 |\n| PICOLA | 3639 |\n| PICOLA WEST | 3639 |\n| PIEDMONT | 3833 |\n| PIER MILAN | 3533 |\n| PIGEON PONDS | 3407 |\n| PIGGOREET | 3351 |\n| PIMPINIO | 3401 |\n| PINE GROVE | 3573 |\n| PINE MOUNTAIN | 3709 |\n| PINE VIEW | 3579 |\n| PIONEER BAY | 3984 |\n| PIPERS CREEK | 3444 |\n| PIRA | 3585 |\n| PIRIES | 3723 |\n| PIRRON YALLOCK | 3249 |\n| PITFIELD | 3351 |\n| PITTONG | 3360 |\n| POLISBET | 3585 |\n| POMBORNEIT | 3260 |\n| POMBORNEIT EAST | 3249 |\n| POMBORNEIT NORTH | 3260 |\n| POMONAL | 3381 |\n| POMPAPIEL | 3571 |\n| POOLAIJELO | 3312 |\n| POOWONG | 3988 |\n| POOWONG EAST | 3988 |\n| POOWONG NORTH | 3988 |\n| PORCUPINE RIDGE | 3461 |\n| POREPUNKAH | 3740 |\n| PORT ALBERT | 3971 |\n| PORT CAMPBELL | 3269 |\n| PORT FAIRY | 3284 |\n| PORT FRANKLIN | 3964 |\n| PORT WELSHPOOL | 3965 |\n| POUND CREEK | 3996 |\n| POWELLTOWN | 3797 |\n| POWERS CREEK | 3312 |\n| POWLETT PLAINS | 3517 |\n| PRAIRIE | 3572 |\n| PRANJIP | 3666 |\n| PRINCETOWN | 3269 |\n| PUCKAPUNYAL | 3662 |\n| PURA PURA | 3271 |\n| PURDEET | 3289 |\n| PYALONG | 3521 |\n| PYRAMID HILL | 3575 |\n| QUAMBATOOK | 3540 |\n| QUEENSFERRY | 3984 |\n| RAGLAN | 3373 |\n| RAINBOW | 3424 |\n| RANCEBY | 3951 |\n| RATHSCAR | 3465 |\n| RATHSCAR WEST | 3465 |\n| RAVENSWOOD SOUTH | 3453 |\n| RAWSON | 3825 |\n| RAYMOND ISLAND | 3880 |\n| RAYWOOD | 3570 |\n| RED LION | 3371 |\n| REDBANK | 3477 |\n| REDCASTLE | 3523 |\n| REDESDALE | 3444 |\n| REEDY CREEK | 3658 |\n| REEDY DAM | 3395 |\n| REEDY FLAT | 3895 |\n| REEDY LAKE | 3579 |\n| REEFTON | 3799 |\n| REYNARD | 3858 |\n| RHEOLA | 3517 |\n| RHYLL | 3923 |\n| RHYMNEY | 3377 |\n| RIACHELLA | 3385 |\n| RICH AVON | 3480 |\n| RICH AVON EAST | 3480 |\n| RICH AVON WEST | 3480 |\n| RICHMOND PLAINS | 3518 |\n| RIGGS CREEK | 3666 |\n| RIPPLEBROOK | 3818 |\n| RIVERSLEA | 3860 |\n| ROBERTSONS BEACH | 3971 |\n| ROBINVALE | 3549 |\n| ROBINVALE IRRIGATION DISTRICT SECTION B | 3549 |\n| ROBINVALE IRRIGATION DISTRICT SECTION C | 3549 |\n| ROBINVALE IRRIGATION DISTRICT SECTION D | 3549 |\n| ROBINVALE IRRIGATION DISTRICT SECTION E | 3549 |\n| ROCHESTER | 3561 |\n| ROCHFORD | 3442 |\n| ROCKLANDS | 3401 |\n| ROCKLYN | 3364 |\n| ROKEBY | 3821 |\n| ROKEWOOD | 3330 |\n| ROKEWOOD JUNCTION | 3351 |\n| ROMSEY | 3434 |\n| ROSE RIVER | 3678 |\n| ROSEBERY | 3395 |\n| ROSEDALE | 3847 |\n| ROSES GAP | 3385 |\n| ROSEWHITE | 3737 |\n| ROSLYNMEAD | 3564 |\n| ROSSBRIDGE | 3377 |\n| ROSTRON | 3477 |\n| RUBICON | 3712 |\n| RUBY | 3953 |\n| RUFFY | 3666 |\n| RUNNING CREEK | 3691 |\n| RUNNYMEDE | 3558 |\n| RUPANYUP | 3388 |\n| RUSHWORTH | 3612 |\n| RYANS | 3875 |\n| RYANSTON | 3992 |\n| SAILORS FALLS | 3461 |\n| SAILORS HILL | 3461 |\n| SAINT JAMES | 3727 |\n| SALISBURY WEST | 3517 |\n| SAMARIA | 3673 |\n| SAN REMO | 3925 |\n| SANDFORD | 3312 |\n| SANDHILL LAKE | 3579 |\n| SANDON | 3462 |\n| SANDY CREEK | 3695 |\n| SANDY POINT | 3959 |\n| SARGOOD | 3858 |\n| SAWMILL SETTLEMENT | 3723 |\n| SCOTTS CREEK | 3267 |\n| SEA LAKE | 3533 |\n| SEACOMBE | 3851 |\n| SEASPRAY | 3851 |\n| SEATON | 3858 |\n| SEAVIEW | 3821 |\n| SELWYN | 3737 |\n| SEPARATION CREEK | 3234 |\n| SERPENTINE | 3517 |\n| SERVICETON | 3420 |\n| SHADY CREEK | 3821 |\n| SHANNONVALE | 3898 |\n| SHAYS FLAT | 3377 |\n| SHE OAKS | 3331 |\n| SHEANS CREEK | 3666 |\n| SHEEP HILLS | 3392 |\n| SHELFORD | 3329 |\n| SHELLEY | 3701 |\n| SHEPHERDS FLAT | 3461 |\n| SIDONIA | 3444 |\n| SILVERLEAVES | 3922 |\n| SIMPSON | 3266 |\n| SIMPSONS CREEK | 3888 |\n| SIMSON | 3465 |\n| SKENES CREEK | 3233 |\n| SKENES CREEK NORTH | 3233 |\n| SKIBO | 3260 |\n| SKINNERS FLAT | 3518 |\n| SKIPTON | 3361 |\n| SLATY CREEK | 3477 |\n| SMEATON | 3364 |\n| SMITHS BEACH | 3922 |\n| SMOKO | 3741 |\n| SNAKE ISLAND | 3971 |\n| SNAKE VALLEY | 3351 |\n| SOUTH PURRUMBETE | 3260 |\n| SPARGO CREEK | 3461 |\n| SPEED | 3488 |\n| SPEEWA | 3585 |\n| SPRING HILL | 3444 |\n| SPRINGDALLAH | 3351 |\n| SPRINGFIELD | 3434 |\n| SPRINGFIELD | 3544 |\n| SPRINGHURST | 3682 |\n| ST ARNAUD | 3478 |\n| ST ARNAUD EAST | 3477 |\n| ST ARNAUD NORTH | 3477 |\n| ST GERMAINS | 3620 |\n| ST HELENS | 3285 |\n| ST HELENS PLAINS | 3401 |\n| ST LEONARDS | 3223 |\n| STACEYS BRIDGE | 3971 |\n| STAFFORDSHIRE REEF | 3351 |\n| STANHOPE | 3623 |\n| STANHOPE SOUTH | 3623 |\n| STANLEY | 3747 |\n| STAUGHTON VALE | 3340 |\n| STAVELY | 3379 |\n| STEIGLITZ | 3331 |\n| STEWARTON | 3725 |\n| STIRLING | 3893 |\n| STOCKDALE | 3862 |\n| STOCKYARD HILL | 3373 |\n| STONELEIGH | 3373 |\n| STONY CREEK | 3371 |\n| STONY CREEK | 3957 |\n| STONYFORD | 3260 |\n| STRADBROKE | 3851 |\n| STRANGWAYS | 3461 |\n| STRATEN | 3533 |\n| STRATFORD | 3862 |\n| STRATH CREEK | 3658 |\n| STRATHALLAN | 3622 |\n| STRATHBOGIE | 3666 |\n| STRATHDOWNIE | 3312 |\n| STRATHKELLAR | 3301 |\n| STRATHLEA | 3364 |\n| STRATHMERTON | 3641 |\n| STREATHAM | 3351 |\n| STRZELECKI | 3950 |\n| STUART MILL | 3477 |\n| SUGARLOAF | 3234 |\n| SUGARLOAF CREEK | 3658 |\n| SUGGAN BUGGAN | 3885 |\n| SUMMERLANDS | 3922 |\n| SUNDERLAND BAY | 3922 |\n| SUNSET STRIP | 3922 |\n| SURF BEACH | 3922 |\n| SUTHERLAND | 3477 |\n| SUTTON | 3530 |\n| SUTTON GRANGE | 3448 |\n| SWAN HILL WEST | 3585 |\n| SWAN MARSH | 3249 |\n| SWAN REACH | 3903 |\n| SWANPOOL | 3673 |\n| SWANWATER | 3477 |\n| SWANWATER WEST | 3480 |\n| SWIFTS CREEK | 3896 |\n| SYLVATERRE | 3575 |\n| TABBERABBERA | 3875 |\n| TABILK | 3607 |\n| TABOR | 3289 |\n| TAGGERTY | 3714 |\n| TAHARA | 3301 |\n| TAHARA BRIDGE | 3315 |\n| TAHARA WEST | 3310 |\n| TALBOT | 3371 |\n| TALGARNO | 3691 |\n| TALLANDOON | 3701 |\n| TALLANGATTA | 3700 |\n| TALLANGATTA EAST | 3700 |\n| TALLANGATTA SOUTH | 3701 |\n| TALLANGATTA VALLEY | 3701 |\n| TALLAROOK | 3659 |\n| TAMBO CROSSING | 3893 |\n| TAMBO UPPER | 3885 |\n| TAMBOON | 3890 |\n| TAMBORITHA | 3858 |\n| TAMINICK | 3675 |\n| TAMLEUGH | 3669 |\n| TAMLEUGH NORTH | 3669 |\n| TANDAROOK | 3260 |\n| TANDARRA | 3571 |\n| TANJIL | 3825 |\n| TANJIL BREN | 3833 |\n| TANTARABOO | 3764 |\n| TANWOOD | 3478 |\n| TANYBRYN | 3249 |\n| TARADALE | 3447 |\n| TARCOMBE | 3666 |\n| TARNAGULLA | 3551 |\n| TAROON | 3265 |\n| TARRA VALLEY | 3971 |\n| TARRANYURK | 3414 |\n| TARRAVILLE | 3971 |\n| TARRAWINGEE | 3678 |\n| TARRAYOUKYAN | 3315 |\n| TARRENGOWER | 3463 |\n| TARRENLEA | 3315 |\n| TARRINGTON | 3301 |\n| TARRONE | 3283 |\n| TARWIN | 3956 |\n| TARWIN LOWER | 3956 |\n| TATONG | 3673 |\n| TATYOON | 3378 |\n| TAWONGA | 3697 |\n| TAWONGA SOUTH | 3698 |\n| TAYLOR BAY | 3713 |\n| TEAL POINT | 3579 |\n| TEDDYWADDY | 3527 |\n| TEDDYWADDY WEST | 3527 |\n| TEESDALE | 3328 |\n| TELANGATUK EAST | 3401 |\n| TELFORD | 3730 |\n| TELOPEA DOWNS | 3420 |\n| TEMPY | 3489 |\n| TENBY POINT | 3984 |\n| TENNYSON | 3572 |\n| TERANG | 3264 |\n| TERIP TERIP | 3719 |\n| TERRAPPEE | 3525 |\n| TERRICK TERRICK | 3575 |\n| TERRICK TERRICK EAST | 3573 |\n| TESBURY | 3260 |\n| TETOORA ROAD | 3821 |\n| THALIA | 3527 |\n| THE COVE | 3268 |\n| THE GURDIES | 3984 |\n| THE HONEYSUCKLES | 3851 |\n| THE SISTERS | 3265 |\n| THOLOGOLONG | 3691 |\n| THOMSON | 3825 |\n| THOONA | 3726 |\n| THORNTON | 3712 |\n| THORPDALE | 3835 |\n| THORPDALE SOUTH | 3824 |\n| THOWGLA VALLEY | 3707 |\n| THREE BRIDGES | 3797 |\n| TIDAL RIVER | 3960 |\n| TIMBARRA | 3885 |\n| TIMBOON | 3268 |\n| TIMBOON WEST | 3268 |\n| TIMMERING | 3561 |\n| TIMOR | 3465 |\n| TIMOR WEST | 3465 |\n| TINAMBA | 3859 |\n| TINAMBA WEST | 3859 |\n| TINTALDRA | 3708 |\n| TITTYBONG | 3542 |\n| TOL TOL | 3549 |\n| TOLMIE | 3723 |\n| TOM GROGGIN | 3707 |\n| TONGALA | 3621 |\n| TONGHI CREEK | 3890 |\n| TONGIO | 3896 |\n| TONIMBUK | 3815 |\n| TOOAN | 3409 |\n| TOOBORAC | 3522 |\n| TOOLAMBA WEST | 3614 |\n| TOOLANGI | 3777 |\n| TOOLLEEN | 3551 |\n| TOOLOME | 3860 |\n| TOOLONDO | 3401 |\n| TOOLONG | 3285 |\n| TOOMBON | 3825 |\n| TOONGABBIE | 3856 |\n| TOORA | 3962 |\n| TOORA NORTH | 3962 |\n| TOORLOO ARM | 3909 |\n| TOORONGO | 3833 |\n| TORRITA | 3490 |\n| TORRUMBARRY | 3562 |\n| TORWOOD | 3821 |\n| TOSTAREE | 3888 |\n| TOTTINGTON | 3477 |\n| TOWAN | 3596 |\n| TOWANINNY | 3527 |\n| TOWANINNY SOUTH | 3527 |\n| TOWONG | 3707 |\n| TOWONG UPPER | 3707 |\n| TRAGOWEL | 3579 |\n| TRAWALLA | 3373 |\n| TRAWOOL | 3660 |\n| TRAYNORS LAGOON | 3477 |\n| TRENTHAM | 3458 |\n| TRENTHAM EAST | 3458 |\n| TRESCO | 3583 |\n| TRESCO WEST | 3584 |\n| TRIDA | 3953 |\n| TUBBUT | 3888 |\n| TULKARA | 3384 |\n| TUNGAMAH | 3728 |\n| TUROAR | 3546 |\n| TURRIFF | 3488 |\n| TURRIFF EAST | 3488 |\n| TURTONS CREEK | 3960 |\n| TUTYE | 3490 |\n| TYAAK | 3658 |\n| TYENNA | 3533 |\n| TYLDEN | 3444 |\n| TYLDEN SOUTH | 3444 |\n| TYRENDARRA | 3285 |\n| TYRENDARRA EAST | 3285 |\n| TYRRELL | 3533 |\n| TYRRELL DOWNS | 3533 |\n| ULLINA | 3370 |\n| ULLSWATER | 3318 |\n| ULTIMA | 3544 |\n| ULTIMA EAST | 3544 |\n| ULUPNA | 3641 |\n| UNDERA | 3629 |\n| UNDERBOOL | 3509 |\n| UPOTIPOTPON | 3669 |\n| UPPER GUNDOWRING | 3691 |\n| UPPER LURG | 3673 |\n| UPPER RYANS CREEK | 3673 |\n| UPTON HILL | 3664 |\n| VALENCIA CREEK | 3860 |\n| VASEY | 3407 |\n| VENTNOR | 3922 |\n| VENUS BAY | 3956 |\n| VERVALE | 3814 |\n| VESPER | 3833 |\n| VICTORIA POINT | 3294 |\n| VICTORIA VALLEY | 3294 |\n| VINIFERA | 3591 |\n| VIOLET TOWN | 3669 |\n| VITE VITE | 3325 |\n| VITE VITE NORTH | 3325 |\n| W TREE | 3885 |\n| WAAIA | 3637 |\n| WAANYARRA | 3551 |\n| WAARRE | 3269 |\n| WABONGA | 3678 |\n| WAGGARANDALL | 3646 |\n| WAHRING | 3608 |\n| WAIL | 3401 |\n| WAIREWA | 3887 |\n| WAITCHIE | 3544 |\n| WAL WAL | 3385 |\n| WALHALLA | 3825 |\n| WALHALLA EAST | 3825 |\n| WALKERVILLE | 3956 |\n| WALKERVILLE NORTH | 3956 |\n| WALKERVILLE SOUTH | 3956 |\n| WALLACEDALE | 3303 |\n| WALLAGARAUGH | 3891 |\n| WALLALOO | 3387 |\n| WALLALOO EAST | 3387 |\n| WALLINDUC | 3351 |\n| WALLUP | 3401 |\n| WALPA | 3875 |\n| WALPEUP | 3507 |\n| WALWA | 3709 |\n| WANALTA | 3612 |\n| WANDELLA | 3579 |\n| WANDILIGONG | 3744 |\n| WANDO BRIDGE | 3312 |\n| WANDO VALE | 3312 |\n| WANDOWN | 3549 |\n| WANGARABELL | 3891 |\n| WANGIE | 3530 |\n| WANNON | 3301 |\n| WARANGA | 3616 |\n| WARANGA SHORES | 3612 |\n| WARATAH BAY | 3959 |\n| WARBURTON | 3799 |\n| WAREEK | 3465 |\n| WARGAN | 3505 |\n| WARMUR | 3482 |\n| WARNCOORT | 3243 |\n| WARNE | 3530 |\n| WARRABKOOK | 3286 |\n| WARRACKNABEAL | 3393 |\n| WARRAK | 3377 |\n| WARRAYURE | 3301 |\n| WARRENBAYNE | 3670 |\n| WARRENMANG | 3478 |\n| WARRION | 3249 |\n| WARROCK | 3312 |\n| WARRONG | 3283 |\n| WARTOOK | 3401 |\n| WATCHEM | 3482 |\n| WATCHEM WEST | 3482 |\n| WATCHUPGA | 3485 |\n| WATERFORD PARK | 3658 |\n| WATERHOLES | 3875 |\n| WATERLOO | 3373 |\n| WATTLE CREEK | 3384 |\n| WATTLE HILL | 3237 |\n| WAUBRA | 3352 |\n| WAYGARA | 3888 |\n| WEDDERBURN | 3518 |\n| WEDDERBURN JUNCTION | 3518 |\n| WEE WEE RUP | 3568 |\n| WEEAPROINAH | 3237 |\n| WEERING | 3251 |\n| WEERITE | 3260 |\n| WEHLA | 3518 |\n| WELSHMANS REEF | 3462 |\n| WELSHPOOL | 3966 |\n| WEMEN | 3549 |\n| WENSLEYDALE | 3241 |\n| WENTWORTH | 3875 |\n| WERNETH | 3352 |\n| WERONA | 3364 |\n| WERRIMULL | 3496 |\n| WESTBY | 3579 |\n| WESTMERE | 3351 |\n| WHANREGARWEN | 3714 |\n| WHARPARILLA | 3564 |\n| WHEATSHEAF | 3461 |\n| WHIRILY | 3483 |\n| WHITEHEADS CREEK | 3660 |\n| WHITELAW | 3950 |\n| WHITFIELD | 3733 |\n| WHITLANDS | 3678 |\n| WHOOREL | 3243 |\n| WHOROULY | 3735 |\n| WHOROULY EAST | 3735 |\n| WHOROULY SOUTH | 3735 |\n| WHROO | 3612 |\n| WICKLIFFE | 3379 |\n| WILBY | 3728 |\n| WILD DOG VALLEY | 3953 |\n| WILKUR | 3393 |\n| WILLANGIE | 3485 |\n| WILLATOOK | 3283 |\n| WILLAURA | 3379 |\n| WILLAURA NORTH | 3379 |\n| WILLENABRINA | 3393 |\n| WILLOW GROVE | 3825 |\n| WILLOWMAVIN | 3764 |\n| WILLOWVALE | 3360 |\n| WILLUNG | 3847 |\n| WILLUNG SOUTH | 3847 |\n| WILSONS PROMONTORY | 3960 |\n| WIMBLEDON HEIGHTS | 3922 |\n| WINCHELSEA | 3241 |\n| WINCHELSEA SOUTH | 3241 |\n| WINGAN RIVER | 3891 |\n| WINGEEL | 3321 |\n| WINJALLOK | 3477 |\n| WINLATON | 3585 |\n| WINNAMBOOL | 3546 |\n| WINNAP | 3304 |\n| WINNINDOO | 3858 |\n| WINTON | 3673 |\n| WINTON NORTH | 3673 |\n| WIRRATE | 3608 |\n| WISELEIGH | 3885 |\n| WOMBAT CREEK | 3888 |\n| WOMBELANO | 3409 |\n| WON WRON | 3971 |\n| WONGA | 3960 |\n| WONGARRA | 3234 |\n| WONGUNGARRA | 3862 |\n| WONNANGATTA | 3737 |\n| WONWONDAH | 3401 |\n| WONYIP | 3962 |\n| WOOD WOOD | 3596 |\n| WOODEND | 3442 |\n| WOODEND NORTH | 3442 |\n| WOODFIELD | 3715 |\n| WOODGLEN | 3875 |\n| WOODHOUSE | 3294 |\n| WOODLEIGH | 3945 |\n| WOODS POINT | 3723 |\n| WOODSIDE | 3874 |\n| WOODSIDE BEACH | 3874 |\n| WOODSIDE NORTH | 3874 |\n| WOODSTOCK ON LODDON | 3551 |\n| WOODSTOCK WEST | 3463 |\n| WOOL WOOL | 3249 |\n| WOOLAMAI | 3995 |\n| WOOLENOOK | 3860 |\n| WOOLSHED FLAT | 3518 |\n| WOOLSTHORPE | 3276 |\n| WOOMELANG | 3485 |\n| WOORAGEE | 3747 |\n| WOORARRA EAST | 3962 |\n| WOORARRA WEST | 3960 |\n| WOOREEN | 3953 |\n| WOORINEN NORTH | 3589 |\n| WOORNDOO | 3272 |\n| WOOROONOOK | 3525 |\n| WOOSANG | 3518 |\n| WOOTONG VALE | 3315 |\n| WORROWING | 3858 |\n| WRATHUNG | 3860 |\n| WRIXON | 3860 |\n| WROXHAM | 3891 |\n| WUK WUK | 3875 |\n| WULGULMERANG | 3885 |\n| WULGULMERANG EAST | 3885 |\n| WULGULMERANG WEST | 3885 |\n| WUNGHNU | 3635 |\n| WURDIBOLUC | 3241 |\n| WYCHEPROOF | 3527 |\n| WYCHEPROOF SOUTH | 3527 |\n| WYCHITELLA | 3525 |\n| WYCHITELLA NORTH | 3525 |\n| WYE RIVER | 3234 |\n| WYELANGTA | 3237 |\n| WYUNA | 3620 |\n| WYUNA EAST | 3620 |\n| YAAPEET | 3424 |\n| YABBA NORTH | 3646 |\n| YABBA SOUTH | 3646 |\n| YACKANDANDAH | 3749 |\n| YALCA | 3637 |\n| YALLA-Y-POORA | 3378 |\n| YALMY | 3885 |\n| YAMBUK | 3285 |\n| YAMBUNA | 3621 |\n| YANAC | 3418 |\n| YANAKIE | 3960 |\n| YANDO | 3537 |\n| YANDOIT | 3461 |\n| YANDOIT HILLS | 3461 |\n| YANGOURA | 3858 |\n| YANNATHAN | 3981 |\n| YARCK | 3719 |\n| YARRABERB | 3516 |\n| YARRAGON | 3823 |\n| YARRAGON SOUTH | 3823 |\n| YARRAM | 3971 |\n| YARRAWALLA | 3575 |\n| YARRAWONGA SOUTH | 3730 |\n| YATCHAW | 3301 |\n| YAWONG HILLS | 3478 |\n| YEA | 3717 |\n| YEODENE | 3249 |\n| YEUNGROON | 3525 |\n| YEUNGROON EAST | 3525 |\n| YIELIMA | 3638 |\n| YINNAR SOUTH | 3869 |\n| YORK PLAINS | 3477 |\n| YOUANMITE | 3646 |\n| YOUARANG | 3728 |\n| YULECART | 3301 |\n| YUNDOOL | 3727 |\n| YUULONG | 3237 |\n| ZUMSTEINS | 3401 |\n\n═════════════\n\nEndnotes\n\n1 General information\n\nSee [www.legislation.vic.gov.au](http://www.legislation.vic.gov.au) for Victorian Bills, Acts and current Versions of legislation and up-to-date legislative information.\n\nThe Liquor Control Reform Regulations 2023, S.R. No. 76/2023 were made on 25 July 2023 by the Lieutenant-Governor, having assumed the administration of the government of the State under section 6B of the **Constitution Act 1975**, No. 8750/1975 with the advice of the Executive Council, under section 180 of the **Liquor Control Reform Act 1998**, No. 94/1998 and came into operation on 29 July 2023: regulation 3.\n\nThe Liquor Control Reform Regulations 2023 will sunset 10 years after the day of making on 25 July 2033 (see section 5 of the **Subordinate Legislation Act 1994**).\n\nINTERPRETATION OF LEGISLATION ACT 1984 (ILA)\n\nStyle changes\n\nSection 54A of the ILA authorises the making of the style changes set out in Schedule 1 to that Act.\n\nReferences to ILA s. 39B\n\nSidenotes which cite ILA s. 39B refer to section 39B of the ILA which provides that where an undivided regulation, rule or clause of a Schedule is amended by the insertion of one or more subregulations, subrules or subclauses the original regulation, rule or clause becomes subregulation, subrule or subclause (1) and is amended by the insertion of the expression \"(1)\" at the beginning of the original regulation, rule or clause.\n\nInterpretation\n\nAs from 1 January 2001, amendments to section 36 of the ILA have the following effects:\n\n• Headings\n\nAll headings included in a Statutory Rule which is made on or after  \n1 January 2001 form part of that Statutory Rule. Any heading inserted in a Statutory Rule which was made before 1 January 2001, by a Statutory Rule made on or after 1 January 2001, forms part of that Statutory Rule.  \nThis includes headings to Parts, Divisions or Subdivisions in a Schedule; Orders; Parts into which an Order is divided; clauses; regulations; rules; items; tables; columns; examples; diagrams; notes or forms.  \nSee section 36(1A)(2A)(2B).\n\n• Examples, diagrams or notes\n\nAll examples, diagrams or notes included in a Statutory Rule which is made on or after 1 January 2001 form part of that Statutory Rule. Any examples, diagrams or notes inserted in a Statutory Rule which was made before 1 January 2001, by a Statutory Rule made on or after 1 January 2001, form part of that Statutory Rule. See section 36(3A).\n\n• Punctuation\n\nAll punctuation included in a Statutory Rule which is made on or after  \n1 January 2001 forms part of that Statutory Rule. Any punctuation inserted in a Statutory Rule which was made before 1 January 2001, by a Statutory Rule made on or after 1 January 2001, forms part of that Statutory Rule.  \nSee section 36(3B).\n\n• Provision numbers\n\nAll provision numbers included in a Statutory Rule form part of that Statutory Rule, whether inserted in the Statutory Rule before, on or after  \n1 January 2001. Provision numbers include regulation numbers, rule numbers, subregulation numbers, subrule numbers, paragraphs and subparagraphs. See section 36(3C).\n\n• Location of \"legislative items\"\n\nA \"legislative item\" is a penalty, an example or a note. As from 13 October 2004, a legislative item relating to a provision of a Statutory Rule is taken to be at the foot of that provision even if it is preceded or followed by another legislative item that relates to that provision. For example, if a penalty at the foot of a provision is followed by a note, both of these legislative items will be regarded as being at the foot of that provision. See section 36B.\n\n• Other material\n\nAny explanatory memorandum, table of provisions, endnotes, index and other material printed after the Endnotes does not form part of a Statutory Rule. See section 36(3)(3D)(3E).\n\n2 Table of Amendments\n\nThere are no amendments made to the Liquor Control Reform Regulations 2023 by statutory rules, subordinate instruments and Acts.\n\n3 Explanatory details\n\n1. Reg. 4(a): S.R. No. 111/2022 as amended by S.R. No. 124/2022. [↑](#endnote-ref-1)\n\n2. Reg. 4(b): S.R. No. 124/2022.\n\n  ——\n\n  **Fee Units**\n\n  These Regulations provide for fees by reference to fee units within the meaning of the **Monetary Units Act 2004**.\n\n  The amount of the fee is to be calculated, in accordance with section 7 of that Act, by multiplying the number of fee units applicable by the value of a fee unit.\n\n  The value of a fee unit for the financial year commencing 1 July 2023 is $15.90. The amount of the calculated fee may be rounded to the nearest 10 cents.\n\n  The value of a fee unit for future financial years is to be fixed by the Treasurer under section 5 of the **Monetary Units Act 2004**. The value of a fee unit for a financial year must be published in the Government Gazette and a Victorian newspaper before 1 June in the preceding financial year.\n\n  **Penalty Units**\n\n  These Regulations provide for penalties by reference to penalty units within the meaning of section 110 of the **Sentencing Act 1991**. The amount of the penalty is to be calculated, in accordance with section 7 of the **Monetary Units Act 2004**, by multiplying the number of penalty units applicable by the value of a penalty unit.\n\n  The value of a penalty unit for the financial year commencing 1 July 2023 is $192.31. The amount of the calculated penalty may be rounded to the nearest dollar.\n\n  The value of a penalty unit for future financial years is to be fixed by the Treasurer under section 5 of the **Monetary Units Act 2004**. The value of a penalty unit for a financial year must be published in the Government Gazette and a Victorian newspaper before 1 June in the preceding financial year. [↑](#endnote-ref-2)","sortOrder":65}],"analysis":{"flash_summary":{"complexity_score":7,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"These Regulations implement and detail matters authorised by section 180 of the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 (reg 2) and set out procedural, technical and fee rules listed in reg 1. They revoke prior interim regulations (reg 4) but do not, on their face, expand the substantive scope of the Act; they prescribe how the Act is to operate in practice (eg application particulars, fees, standards and forms)."},"complexity_factors":["Extensive cross‑referencing to the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 and multiple sections of the Regulations (eg regs 1, 2)","Detailed fee structure with base fees, multiple distinct risk fees, venue‑capacity calculations and exceptions (Parts 7; regs 21–32; Schedule 1)","Multiple technical standards and data requirements (security cameras, image quality and open formats — regs 8–9)","Numerous prescribed forms and notice templates across Schedules (notices, barring orders, closure/evacuation — Schedules 2–4)","Complex venue capacity rules and special‑case carve outs (regs 21–22; reg 31(3); Schedule 5)","Large, fixed list of regional/remote localities used for fee differentiation (Schedule 6)","Commission discretion to waive or reduce fees subject to specified factors and constraints (reg 33) creates administrable judgment calls","Multiple timing, look‑back and demerit/demerit‑removal rules for renewal calculations (definitions and regs 24, 28–29)"],"plain_english_summary":"These Regulations give effect to the Liquor Control Reform Act by prescribing what counts as “liquor”, types butchers may sell, the particulars and forms for licence applications, a fee schedule with multiple risk‑based renewal surcharges, minimum security‑camera and stored‑image standards, conditions for minors at live music events, prescribed barring/closure notices and a list of regional/remote localities. Licence applicants and holders pay the fees; the Victorian Liquor Commission sets capacities, applies prescribed criteria and may waive or reduce fees (regs 21, 23, 33). Businesses must upgrade record‑keeping, install compliant cameras and meet event staffing, advertising and trading‑hours rules to avoid higher renewal fees under the risk criteria (regs 8–9, 41–46, 26–31)."},"summary":{"complexity_score":3,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"Insufficient content was provided to determine whether the scope changed from the original intent. The document appears to be a consolidated version of regulations made in 2023, but no substantive provisions were included in the text supplied for analysis."},"complexity_factors":["The document as provided contains almost no substantive legislative content — only headers, version history labels, and metadata","Regulatory instruments (as opposed to Acts) are typically more technical but narrower in scope","Without the actual provisions, the true complexity of the underlying rules cannot be assessed","Liquor licensing law in Victoria involves interaction with the parent Act, making full understanding require reading both documents together"],"plain_english_summary":"## Liquor Control Reform Regulations 2023 (Victoria)\n\nThis is a set of regulations (detailed rules that sit beneath a parent law) made under Victoria's **Liquor Control Reform Act**. These regulations govern how liquor licensing and alcohol-related activities are administered in Victoria.\n\n**Who is affected?**\n- Businesses that sell or serve alcohol (pubs, restaurants, bottle shops, clubs)\n- People applying for liquor licences\n- Event organisers serving alcohol\n- Members of the public in licensed venues\n\n**Why it matters:**\nThese regulations set out the practical rules around alcohol licensing — things like application processes, fees, conditions on licences, and compliance requirements. They update or replace earlier regulations, reflecting changes to how Victoria manages alcohol regulation.\n\n> ⚠️ **Note:** The document provided contains very limited substantive content — mostly formatting and version history metadata. A full analysis of specific provisions is not possible from the text supplied."},"kimi_summary":{"_metrics":{"completionTokens":739},"content_quality":"ok","complexity_score":7,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"The regulations appear to stay within their original scope as subordinate legislation made under section 180 of the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998. They prescribe administrative details, fees, forms, and technical standards as authorised by the parent Act. The comprehensive coverage of licence types and the detailed fee structure reflect the complexity of the underlying Act rather than scope creep."},"complexity_factors":["47 defined terms in the interpretation section including nested definitions like 'licensed crowd controller' which references another Act","Complex fee calculation formula with base fees plus multiple overlapping risk fees (late night trading, non-compliance history, floor space, venue capacity) that must be calculated cumulatively","Extensive cross-referencing to the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998, Planning and Environment Act 1987, Private Security Act 2004, Building Act 1993, and Monetary Units Act 2004","Conditional logic throughout: 11 different licence categories with different fee structures; venue capacity calculations that vary based on whether function rooms exist, maximum capacities specified, planning permits held, or building occupancy permits","Schedule 6 contains 1,000+ regional and remote localities with specific postcodes that affect fee calculations","Multiple exception-to-exception structures: e.g., risk fees for large venues don't apply to certain venue types (live music venues, cinemas, golf clubs, etc.) but those venues pay a different reduced fee instead","Fee unit system requires external calculation using annually adjusted values published separately"],"plain_english_summary":"These regulations set out the detailed rules for how liquor licences work in Victoria. They cover:\n\n**What counts as liquor**\n- Expands the definition to include things like large bottles of vanilla essence, frozen alcoholic drinks, vapour that would be liquor if liquid, and powdered or concentrated alcohol products\n\n**Who can sell what**\n- Butchers can sell beer, wine, cider and mead\n\n**Security requirements**\n- Licensed venues must have security cameras recording at least 8 frames per second\n- Video footage must show correct time/date, camera location, and be clear enough to identify people\n- Footage must be saved in open formats (like JPG or TIFF), not locked proprietary formats\n\n**Licence applications and fees**\n- Sets out what information must be provided when applying for, varying, transferring or relocating a licence\n- Fees vary dramatically based on licence type, venue size, trading hours, and compliance history\n- **Risk-based fees** apply for late-night trading, past non-compliance, large floor space, and large venue capacity\n- Venues with good compliance records (no incidents for 2-3 years) get 5-10% fee discounts\n- The Commission can waive or reduce fees in cases of hardship, natural disasters, or emergencies\n\n**Special rules for live music events with minors**\n- Events must finish by 11pm\n- Free phone access for minors\n- Under-12s must be with a responsible adult\n- Ads must show start and finish times\n- Licensed crowd controllers required (minimum 2, plus extras for crowds over 100, at least one female)\n- No re-entry to performance area once left\n\n**Barring orders and emergency closures**\n- Prescribed forms for banning troublemakers from venues\n- Prescribed forms for fire safety emergency closures\n\n**Regional and remote areas**\n- Reduced base fees for general licences in regional/remote areas (listed in Schedule 6 with hundreds of specific localities and postcodes)"},"flash_summary_failed":{"failed":true,"reason":"A positive credit balance is required for all requests, including BYOK, so fallback providers remain available. 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