Liquor Control Act 1988
Div 3AResponsible practices in selling, supplying and serving liquor
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Division 3A — Responsible practices in selling, supplying and serving liquor
103AA. Register of responsible practices’ training 186
103A. Regulations about training people in responsible practices 186
Division 4 — Profit sharing
- Profit sharing prohibited without approval 187
Division 5 — Lodgers
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Persons taken to be lodgers of licensed premises 189
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Conditions applying to liquor supplied to lodgers 190
Division 6 — The sale and consumption of liquor, etc.
- Sale of liquor: offences 191
109A. Offence to carry liquor in excess of prescribed quantity in prescribed area of State 193
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Licensed premises and sports arenas: offences 194
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Trading outside permitted hours: offences 198
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Exceptions to s. 109, 110 and 111 199
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Offence under s. 109, 110 or 111, finding as to unlawful dealing in liquor; forfeiture of liquor 201
113A. Information required on licensees’ websites 201
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Closure of licensed premises by police 202
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Drunk, disruptive and other persons 203
115AA. Commissioner of Police may bar people from licensed premises 207
115AB. Delegation by Commissioner of Police 209
115AC. Publication and disclosure of details of people barred under barring notices 209
115ACA. Barring notice must be registered in banned drinkers register 212
115AD. Review of decision to give barring notice 212
115AE. Permitting entry to premises contrary to barring notice 213
115A. Drinking water to be provided free at certain licensed premises 214
- Requirements to keep, display and produce documents at licensed premises 214
116A. Register of incidents at licensed premises to be maintained 216
Division 7 — Complaints to Director
- Complaints about noise or behaviour related to licensed premises 217
Division 8 — Liquor on unlicensed premises
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Persons purporting to be licensee 221
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Unlicensed premises: offences 222