Liquor Act 2019
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333 Seized things (1) Part 10, Division 6, of this Act applies to any thing seized under the Liquor Act 1978 and still in the possession of the Commissioner of Police or the Police Force immediately before the commencement. (2) For the purpose of applying the definition of forfeiture offence in section 4(1) of this Act to any thing seized under the Liquor or the Police Force immediately before the commencement, the following sections of that Act are taken to be a forfeiture offence: (a) section 75; (b) section 101AE; (c) section 115; (d) section 116. (3) For the purpose of lodging an application for forfeiture under section 278 of this Act for any thing seized under the Liquor or the Police Force immediately before the commencement, the time limit is within 28 days after the commencement if no person is charged with the offence. (4) The Commissioner of Police must include in the first report made under section 248 of this Act after the commencement information about all vehicles, vessels and aircraft seized under the Liquor or the Police Force immediately before the commencement.
Division 3 Expedited determination of applications under Liquor Act 1978 Liquor Act 2019 179 Division 3 Expedited determination of applications under Liquor Act 1978 334 Power of Director to expedite applications (1) This section applies in relation to the following applications: (a) an application for the substitution of licensed premises that: (i) was made under section 46A of the Liquor Act 1978 before its repeal; and (ii) was refused by the Commission; and (iii) is, on the commencement, subject to an application for a review or rehearing by NTCAT that was lodged before the commencement under section 31 or 326 of this Act; and (iv) was not determined by NTCAT under section 75(2) and (2A) of this Act before the commencement; (b) an application for a variation of licence conditions to allow takeaway sales of liquor that: (i) was made under section 32A of the Liquor Act 1978 before its repeal; and (ii) was not determined under that Act before the (2) The Director must determine the applications on an expedited basis within 30 days of the commencement. (3) The applications are not within the jurisdiction of the Commission and any previous decision of the Commission, under this Act or the Liquor Act 1978, in relation to the applications is of no effect. (4) To assist in determining the applications, the Director may: (a) for an application referred to in subsection (1)(a) – allow the applicant to propose a location for the substituted premises that is an alternative to the location proposed in the application; and (b) for any application – request further information in relation to the application from the following: (i) the applicant;