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Liquor Act 1992
sec.118AACommissioner may give notice requiring advertisement of particular applications
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### sec.118AA Commissioner may give notice requiring advertisement of particular applications
This section applies in relation to an application for—
a subsidiary on-premises licence (meals); or
an approval of a detached bottle shop.
The commissioner may give a notice to the applicant requiring the application to be advertised under section 118 if any of the following apply—
for an application for a subsidiary on-premises licence—the commissioner reasonably considers that amplified entertainment, including, for example, amplified music, will be provided at the premises if the application is granted;
the commissioner reasonably considers the amenity of the community may be adversely affected by the grant of the application;
the premises the subject of the application are not situated in a commercial complex;
the commissioner otherwise reasonably considers the application should be advertised having regard to the main purpose of this Act mentioned in section 3 (a) .
s 118AA ins 2013 No. 25 s 140
(sec.118AA-ssec.1) This section applies in relation to an application for— a subsidiary on-premises licence (meals); or an approval of a detached bottle shop.
(sec.118AA-ssec.2) The commissioner may give a notice to the applicant requiring the application to be advertised under section 118 if any of the following apply— for an application for a subsidiary on-premises licence—the commissioner reasonably considers that amplified entertainment, including, for example, amplified music, will be provided at the premises if the application is granted; the commissioner reasonably considers the amenity of the community may be adversely affected by the grant of the application; the premises the subject of the application are not situated in a commercial complex; the commissioner otherwise reasonably considers the application should be advertised having regard to the main purpose of this Act mentioned in section 3 (a) .
- (a) a subsidiary on-premises licence (meals); or
- (b) an approval of a detached bottle shop.
- (a) for an application for a subsidiary on-premises licence—the commissioner reasonably considers that amplified entertainment, including, for example, amplified music, will be provided at the premises if the application is granted;
- (b) the commissioner reasonably considers the amenity of the community may be adversely affected by the grant of the application;
- (c) the premises the subject of the application are not situated in a commercial complex;
- (d) the commissioner otherwise reasonably considers the application should be advertised having regard to the main purpose of this Act mentioned in section 3 (a) .