LIQUOR ACT 1992 - SECT 107E
Suitability of applicant for adult entertainment permit
LIQUOR ACT 1992 - SECT 107E
Suitability of applicant for adult entertainment permit
107E Suitability of applicant for adult entertainment permit
(1) In deciding whether an applicant for an adult entertainment permit is a
suitable person to provide adult entertainment, the commissioner must consider
all relevant matters including the following—
(a) the applicant’s
reputation, having regard to character, honesty and integrity;
(e) whether the
applicant has been charged with any offence of a sexual nature that involves
violence, intimidation, threats or children, including the circumstances
surrounding the laying of the charge and whether proceedings in relation to
the charge are continuing or have been discontinued;
(f) whether the
applicant’s business structure is sufficiently transparent to enable all
associates of the applicant, whether individuals or bodies corporate, to be
readily identified;
(g) whether the applicant has the ability to control the
noise and behaviour of the number of persons that could reasonably be expected
to be on and in the vicinity of the premises if the permit were granted;
(h)
whether the applicant is a disqualified person;
(i) if the applicant or an
associate of the applicant is, or has been, the subject of a control order or
registered corresponding control order—the terms of the order;
(j) any
other matters prescribed under a regulation.
(2) For subsection (1) (e) , it
does not matter whether the offence is alleged to have been committed in
Queensland or elsewhere.
(3) For subsection (1) , the commissioner may not
have regard to criminal intelligence in deciding whether a person is, or
continues to be, a suitable person to hold an adult entertainment permit under
this Act.