sec.4Particulars to accompany applications relating to licences— Act , s 105 (1) (c)

### sec.4 Particulars to accompany applications relating to licences— Act , s 105 (1) (c) Each application for a licence must be accompanied by the following particulars— a plan of the premises to which the application relates drawn to a scale of 1:100 showing the general layout of the premises; a plan showing the location of the premises to which the application relates in relation to adjacent premises; for an applicant who is an individual, evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, of the applicant’s identity; evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, that using the premises for the licence to which the application refers is permitted under the planning scheme of the relevant local government for the premises; evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, that sanitary conveniences at the premises comply with the provisions of the Building Code of Australia relating to sanitary premises. Each of the following applications must be accompanied by the particulars stated for the application— for an application for a commercial hotel licence, or a subsidiary on-premises licence, for which the principal activity of the business conducted under the licence is the provision of meals prepared, and served to be eaten, on the licensed premises—a typical menu of the meals; for an application for a licence other than a community club licence, a community other licence or a producer/wholesaler licence—a description of the general nature and character of the premises to which the application relates; for an application for a licence relating to premises on land— a copy of the registered plan of survey for the land; and a copy of the certificate of title for the land or other reasonable evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, of the description of the land and identity of the registered owner or lessor of the land; and a description of each proposed licensed area on the premises; for an application for a licence relating to premises where entertainment is to be provided— details of the type and nature of the entertainment; and a written assessment about the expected acoustic qualities of the proposed premises; for an application for a transfer of a licence if the transferee is an individual—evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, of the transferee’s identity; for an application for a transfer of a producer/wholesaler licence—a copy of the licensee’s transactions record for the period from the immediately preceding 1 July, or the day the licensee obtained the licence, whichever is later, to the day on which the application is made. Despite subsection (2) (d) , the commissioner may require an applicant for a licence to give the commissioner a report about the acoustic qualities of premises when the premises are completed if noise from any source is, or is likely to be made, at a level in excess of 75dB(C) fast response when measured about 3m from the source. An assessment or report about the expected acoustic qualities, or acoustic qualities, of premises must— be made by a person who has qualifications, training or experience in providing assessments or reports about the acoustic qualities of premises; and state the person’s qualifications, training or experience. In this section— Building Code of Australia see the Building Act 1975 , section 12 . s 4 amd 2008 SL No. 29 s 4 ; 2008 SL No. 418 s 4 ; 2012 SL No. 248 ss 17 – 18 (sec.4-ssec.1) Each application for a licence must be accompanied by the following particulars— a plan of the premises to which the application relates drawn to a scale of 1:100 showing the general layout of the premises; a plan showing the location of the premises to which the application relates in relation to adjacent premises; for an applicant who is an individual, evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, of the applicant’s identity; evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, that using the premises for the licence to which the application refers is permitted under the planning scheme of the relevant local government for the premises; evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, that sanitary conveniences at the premises comply with the provisions of the Building Code of Australia relating to sanitary premises. (sec.4-ssec.2) Each of the following applications must be accompanied by the particulars stated for the application— for an application for a commercial hotel licence, or a subsidiary on-premises licence, for which the principal activity of the business conducted under the licence is the provision of meals prepared, and served to be eaten, on the licensed premises—a typical menu of the meals; for an application for a licence other than a community club licence, a community other licence or a producer/wholesaler licence—a description of the general nature and character of the premises to which the application relates; for an application for a licence relating to premises on land— a copy of the registered plan of survey for the land; and a copy of the certificate of title for the land or other reasonable evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, of the description of the land and identity of the registered owner or lessor of the land; and a description of each proposed licensed area on the premises; for an application for a licence relating to premises where entertainment is to be provided— details of the type and nature of the entertainment; and a written assessment about the expected acoustic qualities of the proposed premises; for an application for a transfer of a licence if the transferee is an individual—evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, of the transferee’s identity; for an application for a transfer of a producer/wholesaler licence—a copy of the licensee’s transactions record for the period from the immediately preceding 1 July, or the day the licensee obtained the licence, whichever is later, to the day on which the application is made. (sec.4-ssec.3) Despite subsection (2) (d) , the commissioner may require an applicant for a licence to give the commissioner a report about the acoustic qualities of premises when the premises are completed if noise from any source is, or is likely to be made, at a level in excess of 75dB(C) fast response when measured about 3m from the source. (sec.4-ssec.4) An assessment or report about the expected acoustic qualities, or acoustic qualities, of premises must— be made by a person who has qualifications, training or experience in providing assessments or reports about the acoustic qualities of premises; and state the person’s qualifications, training or experience. (sec.4-ssec.5) In this section— Building Code of Australia see the Building Act 1975 , section 12 . - (a) a plan of the premises to which the application relates drawn to a scale of 1:100 showing the general layout of the premises; - (b) a plan showing the location of the premises to which the application relates in relation to adjacent premises; - (c) for an applicant who is an individual, evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, of the applicant’s identity; - (d) evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, that using the premises for the licence to which the application refers is permitted under the planning scheme of the relevant local government for the premises; - (e) evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, that sanitary conveniences at the premises comply with the provisions of the Building Code of Australia relating to sanitary premises. - (a) for an application for a commercial hotel licence, or a subsidiary on-premises licence, for which the principal activity of the business conducted under the licence is the provision of meals prepared, and served to be eaten, on the licensed premises—a typical menu of the meals; - (b) for an application for a licence other than a community club licence, a community other licence or a producer/wholesaler licence—a description of the general nature and character of the premises to which the application relates; - (c) for an application for a licence relating to premises on land— (i) a copy of the registered plan of survey for the land; and (ii) a copy of the certificate of title for the land or other reasonable evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, of the description of the land and identity of the registered owner or lessor of the land; and (iii) a description of each proposed licensed area on the premises; - (i) a copy of the registered plan of survey for the land; and - (ii) a copy of the certificate of title for the land or other reasonable evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, of the description of the land and identity of the registered owner or lessor of the land; and - (iii) a description of each proposed licensed area on the premises; - (d) for an application for a licence relating to premises where entertainment is to be provided— (i) details of the type and nature of the entertainment; and (ii) a written assessment about the expected acoustic qualities of the proposed premises; - (i) details of the type and nature of the entertainment; and - (ii) a written assessment about the expected acoustic qualities of the proposed premises; - (e) for an application for a transfer of a licence if the transferee is an individual—evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, of the transferee’s identity; - (f) for an application for a transfer of a producer/wholesaler licence—a copy of the licensee’s transactions record for the period from the immediately preceding 1 July, or the day the licensee obtained the licence, whichever is later, to the day on which the application is made. - (i) a copy of the registered plan of survey for the land; and - (ii) a copy of the certificate of title for the land or other reasonable evidence, satisfactory to the commissioner, of the description of the land and identity of the registered owner or lessor of the land; and - (iii) a description of each proposed licensed area on the premises; - (i) details of the type and nature of the entertainment; and - (ii) a written assessment about the expected acoustic qualities of the proposed premises; - (a) be made by a person who has qualifications, training or experience in providing assessments or reports about the acoustic qualities of premises; and - (b) state the person’s qualifications, training or experience.