Australian Capital Territory Consolidated Acts

LIQUOR ACT 1975 - SECT 109B

    (1)     The commissioner may issue a non-profit organisation wine permit to an applicant only if satisfied on reasonable grounds that—

        (a)     the applicant is, or represents, a non-profit organisation; and

        (b)     all profits from the sale of the wine will directly benefit a non-profit organisation; and

        (c)     the applicant is not the holder of a club licence under section 48; and

        (d)     it is in the public interest to issue the permit.

    (2)     The stated amount of wine that may be sold under the permit must not exceed the applicant's annual quota.

    (3)     In this section:

"annual quota", for an applicant, means the amount of wine that—

        (a)     is bought by the applicant in the financial year in which the event to which the permit would apply happens; and

        (b)     is authorised for sale by the applicant under the permit, or any other non-profit organisation wine permit, in the same financial year; and

        (c)     does not exceed the price cap.

"non-profit organisation" means an organisation that is not carried on for profit or gain to its individual members and does not make any distribution, whether in money, property or otherwise, to its members.

"price cap" means—

        (a)     $10 000; or

        (b)     if another amount is prescribed by regulation—that amount.