Liquor Act 2010
8Application of Act—sale of liquor at universities
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8 Application of Act—sale of liquor at universities (1) The provisions of this Act relating to the sale of liquor do not apply to the sale of liquor in an exempt university building. (a) the person sells liquor; and (b) the sale happens in an exempt university building; and (c) the sale is in contravention of a statute of the university. (a) the person purchases liquor; and (b) the purchase happens in an exempt university building; and (c) the purchase is in contravention of a statute of the university. exempt university building means a building— (a) that is occupied by— (i) a university; or
Introduction Division 1.1 (ii) a residential college affiliated with a university under a statute of the university; and (b) in which the sale of liquor is authorised by a statute of the university. university means the— (a) Australian National University; or (b) University of Canberra.