sec.173CLocal government, other than particular local governments, may designate public places where liquor may be consumed

### sec.173C Local government, other than particular local governments, may designate public places where liquor may be consumed A local government, other than a relevant local government, may designate a public place mentioned in section 173B (1) (a) that is in its area as a public place where liquor may be consumed. The local government may specify the period or times during which the designation is to have effect. If the local government specifies a period or times under subsection (2) , the public place is a designated public place only during that period or those times. In this section— relevant local government means a local government whose area is, or part of whose area is in, a restricted area that is declared under a regulation under section 173H to be an area to which section 168B applies. s 173C ins 1992 No. 50 s 4 amd 1994 No. 59 s 62 ; 2008 No. 30 s 26 (sec.173C-ssec.1) A local government, other than a relevant local government, may designate a public place mentioned in section 173B (1) (a) that is in its area as a public place where liquor may be consumed. (sec.173C-ssec.2) The local government may specify the period or times during which the designation is to have effect. (sec.173C-ssec.3) If the local government specifies a period or times under subsection (2) , the public place is a designated public place only during that period or those times. (sec.173C-ssec.4) In this section— relevant local government means a local government whose area is, or part of whose area is in, a restricted area that is declared under a regulation under section 173H to be an area to which section 168B applies.