Liquor Act 2019
44Interstate retailer's licence
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44 Interstate retailer's licence (1) An interstate retailer's licence is required to sell liquor from a place outside the Territory for delivery to a person or location in the Territory. (2) To be eligible for an interstate retailer's licence, the person: (a) must be a retailer authorised under the law of a State or another Territory to sell liquor; and (b) must not hold any other licence under this Act; and
Liquor Act 2019 30 (c) must not operate licensed premises in the Territory. (3) The Commission must grant an interstate retailer's licence to a person if: (a) the person is eligible under subsection (2); and (b) the person informs the Commission that the person intends to sell liquor from a place outside the Territory for delivery to a person or location in the Territory; and (c) the person provides the Commission with a copy of the State or other Territory authorisation under which the retailer sells liquor. (4) A person who complies with subsection (3)(a) to (c) is taken to be in compliance with this Division until the Commission determines whether to issue the person with an interstate retailer's licence under subsection (3). (5) The procedure in this section is not an application for a licence and no application fee or annual fee is payable for an interstate retailer's (6) Sections 49 to 60 do not apply in relation to the issue of an interstate retailer's licence. (7) The identification system requirements under Part 6, Division 1, do not apply to an interstate retailer's licence, unless the Commission makes the licence subject to a condition that provides otherwise. (8) An interstate retailer's licence: (a) is subject to the same terms and conditions that apply to the licensee under the licensee's State or other Territory authorisation to sell liquor; and (b) does not purport to authorise any conduct outside the Territory that would be beyond the power of the Legislative Assembly to authorise.