Liquor Act 2010
214FExtended trading for licensee event
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214F Extended trading for licensee event (1) A licensee may apply to the commissioner for an extended trading authorisation in relation to a licensee event at the licensed premises. (b) describe the event; and (c) state— (i) the proposed date and time of the event; and (ii) the date and period during which the person intends to sell liquor under the authorisation; and (iii) how the licensee intends to limit the impact of the extended trading on occupants of premises near the licensed
(d) be given to the commissioner at least— (i) 5 business days before the day of the event; or (ii) if the licensee is also applying for a changed floor plan authorisation for the event under section 214G— 10 business days before the day of the event. (3) The commissioner may approve an application only if satisfied that— (a) the licensee is capable of managing any additional risks involved in the sale of liquor during the extended trading period; and (b) the licensee is capable of minimising the impact of the extended trading on occupants of premises near the licensed premises; and (c) not more than 9 extended trading authorisations for the licensed premises have been approved by the commissioner during the 12-month period before the application is made. (4) An extended trading authorisation may— (a) authorise a licensee to supply liquor at the licensed premises during any extended trading period stated in the authorisation; and (b) state any conditions with which the licensee must comply.