Liquor Act 2010
213Prohibited liquor products
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213 Prohibited liquor products (1) The Minister may declare a thing containing liquor to be a prohibited liquor product if satisfied that— (a) the thing is likely to— (i) have a special appeal to children or young people; or (ii) be confused with confectionery or a non-alcoholic drink; or
(b) the thing’s name or packaging— (i) is indecent or offensive; or (ii) is likely to encourage irresponsible, rapid or excessive consumption of the contents; or (c) it is otherwise in the public interest to do so. Examples—par (a) 1 a thing with packaging that would appeal to children 2 a thing with a name that could be confused with confectionery (2) A declaration is a disallowable instrument.