Liquor Act 2010
58Permit—amendment on application by permit-holder
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58 Permit—amendment on application by permit-holder (1) A permit-holder may apply to the commissioner to amend the permit. (2) A permit-holder must apply to the commissioner for amendment of the permit if someone else is to become— (a) a close associate of the permit-holder; or (b) if the permit-holder is a corporation—an influential person for the permit-holder. (3) The commissioner may amend the permit only if satisfied that— permit as amended: hold the permit; and
(c) the permitted premises are suitable premises for the permit as Note 1 Amend includes amend, impose or remove a permit condition—see the (4) The commissioner must, not later than the required time— (b) tell the permit-holder about the decision on the application. (a) if the commissioner requires the permit-holder to provide a (b) if the commissioner requires the permit-holder to provide a (Commissioner may require plan etc for premises)—30 days (c) if the commissioner asks the permit-holder to allow the (Commissioner may require inspection of premises)—30 days
(d) 30 days after the day the commissioner receives the application. Note Failure to amend a permit within the required time is taken to be a decision not to amend the permit (see ACT Civil and Administrative 59 Permit—not transferable A permit is not transferable. 60 Permit—commercial permit not renewable A commercial permit is not renewable. 61 Permit—application for renewal of non-commercial (1) A non-commercial permit-holder may apply to the commissioner to renew the permit for a period not longer than 1 year. (2) The application must be— (a) in writing; and (b) received by the commissioner at least 30 days before the permit expires. (3) However, the commissioner may extend the time for making an Note A non-commercial permit-holder may apply to the commissioner for the time to be extended, and the commissioner may extend the time, even though the time has ended (see Legislation Act, s 151C). (4) If a non-commercial permit-holder applies to renew a permit under this section, the permit remains in force until the application is decided.