Liquor Act 2010
25Licence—application
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25 Licence—application (1) A person (a proposed licensee) may apply to the commissioner for a stated licence for stated premises. (b) state the class of licence applied for and, for an on licence, the subclass of licence applied for; and
(c) include complete details of suitability information about— (i) the proposed licensee; and (ii) each close associate of the proposed licensee; and (iii) if the proposed licensee is a corporation—each influential person for the proposed licensee; and (v) for a licence other than a catering licence—the proposed Suitability information, about premises—see s 78. (d) include a police certificate for each of the following people, dated not earlier than 3 months before the date of the application: (i) the proposed licensee; (ii) each close associate of the proposed licensee; (iii) each influential person for the proposed licensee; (e) for a licence other than a catering licence—include evidence that the operation of the business at the premises under the proposed licence complies with—
(f) include— (i) the final floor plans of the premises approved by the territory planning authority in the development approval for the premises; and (ii) a certificate of occupancy for the premises; and (g) for an application prescribed by regulation—include a risk-assessment management plan for the premises. Note 1 A general licence, on licence, club licence or special licence may Note 2 Risk-assessment management plan, for licensed premises or permitted premises—see s 88. Note 3 Giving false or misleading information is an offence against the Criminal