South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts (1) A residential
licence—
(a)
authorises the licensee to sell liquor on the licensed premises at any
time—
(i)
to a lodger for consumption on or off the licensed
premises; and
(ii)
to a diner in a designated dining area for consumption
with or ancillary to a meal provided by the licensee in that area; and
(iii)
to a person attending a reception for consumption in a
designated reception area; and
(b) if
the conditions of the licence so provide—authorises the licensee to sell
liquor on any day except Good Friday and Christmas Day for consumption on the
licensed premises by persons—
(i)
seated at a table; or
(ii)
attending a function at which food is provided,
(but extended trading in liquor is not authorised under this paragraph unless
an extended trading authorisation is in force).
(2) A residential
licence is subject to the following conditions:
(a) the
licensee must provide accommodation for a member of the public on request;
(b) the
licensee must, if a lodger requests breakfast or an evening meal, comply with
the request (but the licensee is not obliged to provide breakfast before
8 am or after 9.30 am and is not obliged to provide an evening meal
before 6 pm or after 8 pm).
(3) However—
(a) a
licensee is not required by a condition under this section to provide
accommodation or a meal for a person if—
(i)
the person appears to be intoxicated; or
(ii)
the licensee has reasonable grounds to believe that the
person cannot or will not pay for the accommodation or the meal; or
(iii)
the licensee cannot comply with the request because of
prior obligations to provide accommodation or meals for others; or
(iv)
there is some other proper reason for not complying with
the request; and
(b) the
licensing authority may exempt the licensee from the obligation to provide
accommodation or meals wholly or to a specified extent.