South Australian Consolidated Acts

LIQUOR LICENSING ACT 1997 - SECT 100

100—Supply of liquor to lodgers

        (1)         The following conditions must be observed in relation to liquor supplied under a licence authorising the sale of liquor to lodgers:

            (a)         if the liquor is supplied to a lodger for consumption on the licensed premises and the licence does not (when the liquor is supplied) authorise the sale of liquor to the public for consumption on the licensed premises—

                  (i)         the liquor must be consumed by the lodger personally or by a guest of the lodger in the presence of the lodger and at the lodger's expense;

                  (ii)         there must be no more than 6 adult guests of the lodger present at the time the liquor is consumed;

                  (iii)         liquor must not be supplied to, or consumed by, a minor;

            (b)         if the liquor is supplied to a lodger for consumption off the licensed premises and the licence does not authorise the sale of liquor to the public for consumption off the licensed premises—the liquor may only be supplied in quantities likely to be consumed by the lodger and guests on the day on which it is supplied.

        (2)         If any of the conditions prescribed by subsection (1) is contravened, the licensee and the lodger are each guilty of an offence.