Liquor Regulation 2018
22AApplications and authorisations that do not require notification to neighbouring premises
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22A Applications and authorisations that do not require notification to neighbouring premises
22A Applications and authorisations that do not require notification to neighbouring premises
Despite clause 21 or 22, the requirement to notify the occupier of neighbouring premises of an application does not apply in relation to an application for—
(a) a producer/wholesaler licence, unless the application is made in conjunction with an application for the following—
(i) a special drink on-premises authorisation, or
(ii) a drink on-premises authorisation, or
(b) a pop-up licence, or
(c) a limited licence, or
(d) an authorisation, unless the authorisation is—
(i) an extended trading authorisation that is not a special occasion extended trading authorisation, or
(ii) a special drink on-premises authorisation, or
(iii) a drink on-premises authorisation, or
(iv) made under the Act, section 24(3).
cl 22A: Ins 2023 No 53, Sch 3[10]. Subst 2024 (254), Sch 1[5].