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TASMANIA
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LIQUOR LICENSING AMENDMENT BILL 2008
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CONTENTS
PART 1 PRELIMINARY
1. Short title
2. Commencement
PART 2 LIQUOR LICENSING ACT 1990 AMENDED
3. Principal Act
4. Section 3 amended (Interpretation)
5. Section 8 substituted
8. On-licence
6. Section 22 amended (Qualifications for liquor licence)
7. Section 23 amended (Application for liquor licence)
8. Section 24 amended (Consideration of application for liquor
licence)
9. Section 33 amended (Consideration of application for liquor
permit)
10. Section 40 amended (Cancellation or variation of out-of-hours
permit)
11. Section 41 amended (Powers of Commissioner to suspend
licence)
12. Section 42 amended (Cancellation and suspension of licence)
13. Sections 44 and 45 inserted
44. Variation of special licences by application
45. Variation of special licences by Commissioner
[Bill 5]-III
14. Section 46A substituted
46A. Licensee to ensure responsible service of liquor
15. Sections 48 and 49 inserted
48. Licensee to notify Commissioner of alteration to
designated area
49. Licensee to comply with licensing conditions
16. Sections 51 and 52 repealed
17. Section 54 substituted
54. Licence to be displayed
18. Sections 57, 58 and 59 repealed
19. Section 60 amended (Licensee to display notice prohibiting or
restricting entry of young people)
20. Section 63 amended (Liquor not to be consumed on off-licensed
premises)
21. Section 64 amended (Liquor not to be removed from on-licensed
premises)
22. Section 65 amended (Licensee to restrict people on certain
licensed premises outside authorized hours)
23. Section 66 amended (Licensee to notify Commissioner of
prolonged absence from licensed premises)
24. Section 69 amended (False applications)
25. Section 70 amended (Liquor not to be sold to young people)
26. Section 71 amended (Liquor not to be supplied to young people
on licensed premises, &c.)
27. Section 72 amended (Young person not to enter, &c., certain
parts of licensed premises, &c.)
28. Section 72A inserted
72A. Young person not to produce false evidence of
identity
29. Section 74 amended (Young person not to be sent to obtain
liquor)
30. Section 75 amended (Young person not to be given possession
or charge of liquor on licensed premises, &c.)
31. Section 78 substituted
78. Liquor not to be sold to people appearing to be drunk
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32. Section 79 amended (Liquor not to be supplied on licensed
premises, &c., to people appearing to be drunk)
33. Section 79A amended (Licensee to prevent offences on licensed
premises)
34. Section 80 amended (Person to leave licensed premises when
requested to do so, &c.)
35. Section 80A amended (Person to leave special permit premises
when required to do so, &c.)
36. Section 81 amended (Special permits to be displayed)
37. Section 82 amended (Authorized officer not to be hindered, &c.)
38. Section 83 amended (Name, address and date of birth to be given
to police if lawfully requested)
39. Section 86 amended (Powers of authorized officer)
40. Section 92A inserted
92A. Power to seize false identity documents
41. Section 206 amended (Licensing Board)
42. Sections 207, 208 and 209 substituted
207. Commissioner for Licensing
208. Delegation by Commissioner
209. Authorized officers
43. Section 211 amended (Right to appeal to Board)
44. Section 223 inserted
223. Infringement notices
45. Section 227 repealed
PART 3 ANNULLED CONVICTIONS ACT 2003 AMENDED
46. Principal Act
47. Schedule 1 amended (Non-exempt applications)
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LIQUOR LICENSING AMENDMENT BILL 2008
(Brought in by the Premier, the Honourable Paul Anthony
Lennon)
A BILL FOR
An Act to amend the Liquor Licensing Act 1990 and the
Annulled Convictions Act 2003
Be it enacted by His Excellency the Governor of Tasmania, by
and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and
House of Assembly, in Parliament assembled, as follows:
PART 1 PRELIMINARY
1. Short title
This Act may be cited as the Liquor Licensing
Amendment Act 2008.
2. Commencement
This Act commences on the day on which this
Act receives the Royal Assent.
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s. 3 Part 2 Liquor Licensing Act 1990 Amended
PART 2 LIQUOR LICENSING ACT 1990 AMENDED
3. Principal Act
In this Part, the Liquor Licensing Act 1990* is
referred to as the Principal Act.
4. Section 3 amended (Interpretation)
Section 3 of the Principal Act is amended as
follows:
(a) by omitting the definition of "authorized
officer" and substituting the following
definition:
"authorized officer" see
section 209;
(b) by inserting the following definition after
the definition of "Commissioner":
"false document" includes a
document that
(a) has been forged; or
(b) has been fraudulently
altered; or
(c) belongs to a person other
than the person in
possession of it;
*No. 44 of 1990
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(c) by omitting the definition of
"contravene";
(d) by omitting "Tasmania;" from the
definition of "Tasmanian wine" and
substituting "Tasmania.".
5. Section 8 substituted
Section 8 of the Principal Act is repealed and the
following section is substituted:
8. On-licence
An on-licence authorizes
(a) the sale of liquor between 5 a.m.
and midnight on any day on the
premises specified in the licence
for consumption on those
premises; and
(b) the sale of liquor at any time to
(i) a resident of the premises
specified in the licence for
consumption on those
premises; or
(ii) a resident of any premises
of which the premises
specified in the licence
form a part for
consumption on those
premises.
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6. Section 22 amended (Qualifications for liquor
licence)
Section 22 of the Principal Act is amended by
omitting subsection (1) and substituting the
following subsections:
(1) A person is qualified to be granted a
liquor licence if
(a) he or she is a natural person who
has attained the age of 18 years;
and
(b) the Commissioner is satisfied that
the person is a fit and proper
person to be a licensee; and
(c) the Commissioner is satisfied that
the person will be able to exercise
effective control over the service,
and any consumption, of liquor
on the premises for which the
licence is sought; and
(d) the person has successfully
completed a course or traineeship
approved by the Commissioner
relating to the service of liquor or
has satisfied the Commissioner
that the person has the necessary
knowledge, experience and
competency.
(1A) However, a person is not qualified to be
granted a liquor licence if the
Commissioner reasonably suspects or
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believes that any associate of the person
who is a natural person and likely to have
any influence over the management of
the business to be carried on under
licence is not a fit and proper person to
be an associate of a licensee.
7. Section 23 amended (Application for liquor licence)
Section 23 of the Principal Act is amended as
follows:
(a) by inserting in subsection (2) "and
information about any associates" after
"premises";
(b) by omitting from subsection (5) ",
excluding documentation provided under
subsection (1)(ab)".
8. Section 24 amended (Consideration of application
for liquor licence)
Section 24 of the Principal Act is amended by
inserting after subsection (1) the following
subsections:
(1A) The Commissioner may make such
inquiries regarding an application for a
liquor licence as the Commissioner
considers necessary or expedient for a
proper consideration of the application.
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(1B) Without limiting the generality of
subsections (1) and (1A), the
Commissioner may
(a) forward a copy of an application
for a liquor licence to the
Commissioner of Police; and
(b) request the Commissioner of
Police to provide a report as to
whether, in the opinion of the
Commissioner of Police
(i) the applicant is a fit and
proper person to be a
licensee; and
(ii) any associate of the
applicant who is a natural
person and likely to have
any influence over the
management of the
business to be carried on
under the licence is a fit
and proper person to be
an associate of a licensee.
9. Section 33 amended (Consideration of application
for liquor permit)
Section 33 of the Principal Act is amended by
inserting after subsection (3) the following
subsection:
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(3A) The Commissioner may make such
inquiries regarding an application for a
liquor permit as the Commissioner
considers necessary or expedient for a
proper consideration of the application.
10. Section 40 amended (Cancellation or variation of
out-of-hours permit)
Section 40 of the Principal Act is amended as
follows:
(a) by inserting in subsection (1) "or vary"
after "cancel";
(b) by inserting the following subsection
after subsection (1):
(1A) The Commissioner may also
cancel or vary an out-of-hours
permit if satisfied that the holder
of the permit has failed to comply
with its conditions.
(c) by inserting in subsection (2) "or
variation" after "The cancellation";
(d) by inserting in subsection (2) "or
variation" after "the cancellation";
(e) by inserting in subsection (3) "or
variation" after "of cancellation";
(f) by inserting in subsection (3) "or
variation" after "the cancellation".
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11. Section 41 amended (Powers of Commissioner to
suspend licence)
Section 41 of the Principal Act is amended by
omitting subsection (2A) and substituting the
following subsection:
(2A) The Commissioner, by written notice
served on the licensee, may suspend a
liquor licence for such period not
exceeding 3 months as the Commissioner
considers appropriate if reasonably
satisfied that
(a) the licensee is not, or is no
longer, a fit and proper person to
be a licensee; or
(b) an associate of the licensee who
is a natural person with any
influence in the management of
the business carried on under the
licence is not, or is no longer, a fit
and proper person to be an
associate of a licensee.
12. Section 42 amended (Cancellation and suspension of
licence)
Section 42(1) of the Principal Act is amended by
omitting paragraph (l) and substituting the
following paragraphs:
(l) the licensee is not, or is no longer, a fit
and proper person to be a licensee; or
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(m) an associate of the licensee who is a
natural person with any influence in the
management of the business carried on
under the licence is not, or is no longer, a
fit and proper person to be an associate
of a licensee.
13. Sections 44 and 45 inserted
After section 43 of the Principal Act, the
following sections are inserted in Division 4:
44. Variation of special licences by application
(1) The Commissioner may vary the
conditions of a special licence on the
application of the licensee.
(2) The application must be
(a) made on a form approved or
provided for the purpose by the
Commissioner; and
(b) accompanied by any prescribed
application fee.
(3) The Commissioner may require the
applicant to supply any further
information that the Commissioner
considers necessary for a proper
consideration of the application.
(4) After considering the application, the
Commissioner is to
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(a) approve or refuse the variation;
and
(b) inform the applicant accordingly.
(5) In the case of a refusal, the
Commissioner is also to inform the
applicant of the applicant's right to
appeal to the Board against the
Commissioner's decision.
45. Variation of special licences by
Commissioner
(1) The Commissioner, by written notice
served on the licensee, may vary the
conditions of a special licence on the
Commissioner's own motion.
(2) However, the Commissioner
(a) is not to effect the variation
without first consulting the
licensee and obtaining the written
consent of the Board; and
(b) is to ensure that the licensee is
given at least 14 days' notice of
the variation unless satisfied that,
because of special circumstances,
the variation should be effected
more urgently.
(3) The notice under subsection (1) is to
inform the licensee of the licensee's right
to appeal to the Board against the
Commissioner's decision.
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14. Section 46A substituted
Section 46A of the Principal Act is repealed and
the following section is substituted:
46A. Licensee to ensure responsible service of
liquor
(1) A licensee must not allow a person to
serve liquor on the licensed premises
unless the person
(a) has successfully completed an
approved course; or
(b) has been an employee of the
licensee for, in aggregate, less
than 3 months and is
(i) undertaking an approved
course; or
(ii) formally enrolled in an
approved course that is
scheduled to start within 3
months from the day on
which the person is
permitted to serve the
liquor.
(2) To demonstrate compliance with
subsection (1), a licensee must
(a) keep such records on the licensed
premises as the Commissioner,
by written notice served on the
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licensee, may from time to time
require; and
(b) produce all or any those records
to the Commissioner or an
authorized officer on demand.
(3) The Commissioner may exempt the
holder of a special licence from the
requirements of this section if satisfied
that it is not against the public interest to
do so.
(4) In this section
"approved course" means a course of
instruction or training in the
service of liquor, approved by the
Commissioner;
"employee" includes a person
engaged under a contract for
services.
15. Sections 48 and 49 inserted
After section 47 of the Principal Act, the
following sections are inserted in Division 5:
48. Licensee to notify Commissioner of
alteration to designated area
A licensee must
(a) give the Commissioner written
notice at least 30 days before
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altering the boundaries of an area
designated under section 84(1) or
(2); and
(b) give the Commissioner such
information about the proposed
alteration as the Commissioner
may require.
49. Licensee to comply with licensing conditions
The holder of a liquor licence must
comply with the conditions of that
licence.
16. Sections 51 and 52 repealed
Sections 51 and 52 of the Principal Act are
repealed.
17. Section 54 substituted
Section 54 of the Principal Act is repealed and
the following section is substituted:
54. Licence to be displayed
A licensee must display the licensee's
liquor licence in a conspicuous position
on the licensed premises.
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18. Sections 57, 58 and 59 repealed
Sections 57, 58 and 59 of the Principal Act are
repealed.
19. Section 60 amended (Licensee to display notice
prohibiting or restricting entry of young people)
Section 60 of the Principal Act is amended by
omitting "in any part" and substituting "at each
entrance to any part".
20. Section 63 amended (Liquor not to be consumed on
off-licensed premises)
Section 63 of the Principal Act is amended by
omitting "shall not permit" and substituting
"must not allow".
21. Section 64 amended (Liquor not to be removed
from on-licensed premises)
Section 64 of the Principal Act is amended by
omitting "shall not permit" and substituting
"must not allow".
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22. Section 65 amended (Licensee to restrict people on
certain licensed premises outside authorized hours)
Section 65(1) of the Principal Act is amended by
omitting "shall not permit" and substituting
"must not allow".
23. Section 66 amended (Licensee to notify
Commissioner of prolonged absence from licensed
premises)
Section 66(1) of the Principal Act is amended by
omitting "7 days" and substituting "14 days".
24. Section 69 amended (False applications)
The penalty under section 69 of the Principal Act
is amended by omitting "10" and substituting
"50".
25. Section 70 amended (Liquor not to be sold to young
people)
Section 70 of the Principal Act is amended as
follows:
(a) by omitting from the penalty under
subsection (1) "10" and substituting
"50";
(b) by omitting from the penalty under
subsection (2) "20" and substituting
"100".
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26. Section 71 amended (Liquor not to be supplied to
young people on licensed premises, &c.)
The penalty under section 71 of the Principal Act
is amended by omitting "10" and substituting
"50".
27. Section 72 amended (Young person not to enter,
&c., certain parts of licensed premises, &c.)
Section 72 of the Principal Act is amended as
follows:
(a) by omitting from the penalty under
subsection (1) "10" and substituting
"20";
(b) by omitting from the penalty under
subsection (2) "10" and substituting
"20".
28. Section 72A inserted
After section 72 of the Principal Act, the
following section is inserted in Division 6:
72A. Young person not to produce false evidence
of identity
A person under the age of 18 years must
not use a false document in order to do,
or attempt to do, anything that a person
under that age is prohibited from doing
by or under this Act.
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Penalty: Fine not exceeding 10 penalty
units.
29. Section 74 amended (Young person not to be sent to
obtain liquor)
The penalty under section 74 of the Principal Act
is amended by omitting "10" and substituting
"50".
30. Section 75 amended (Young person not to be given
possession or charge of liquor on licensed premises,
&c.)
The penalty under section 75(1) of the Principal
Act is amended by omitting "10" and
substituting "50".
31. Section 78 substituted
Section 78 of the Principal Act is repealed and
the following section is substituted:
78. Liquor not to be sold to people appearing to
be drunk
(1) A person must not sell liquor to a person
who appears to be drunk.
Penalty: Fine not exceeding 50 penalty
units.
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(2) A licensee is guilty of an offence if a
person authorized by the licensee to sell
liquor on the licensed premises sells
liquor to a person who appears to be
drunk.
Penalty: Fine not exceeding 100 penalty
units.
32. Section 79 amended (Liquor not to be supplied on
licensed premises, &c., to people appearing to be
drunk)
The penalty under section 79 of the Principal Act
is amended by omitting "10" and substituting
"50".
33. Section 79A amended (Licensee to prevent offences
on licensed premises)
The penalty under section 79A of the Principal
Act is amended by omitting "10" and
substituting "100".
34. Section 80 amended (Person to leave licensed
premises when requested to do so, &c.)
Section 80 of the Principal Act is amended as
follows:
(a) by omitting from the penalty under
subsection (1) "10" and substituting
"50";
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(b) by omitting from the penalty under
subsection (2) "10" and substituting
"50".
35. Section 80A amended (Person to leave special
permit premises when required to do so, &c.)
The penalty under section 80A(1) of the
Principal Act is amended by omitting "10" and
substituting "50".
36. Section 81 amended (Special permits to be
displayed)
The penalty under section 81 of the Principal Act
is amended by omitting "10" and substituting
"50".
37. Section 82 amended (Authorized officer not to be
hindered, &c.)
The penalty under section 82 of the Principal Act
is amended by omitting "10" and substituting
"100".
38. Section 83 amended (Name, address and date of
birth to be given to police if lawfully requested)
The penalty under section 83 of the Principal Act
is amended by omitting "10" and substituting
"50".
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39. Section 86 amended (Powers of authorized officer)
Section 86(5)(b) of the Principal Act is amended
by omitting "performing his or her functions
under this Part" and substituting "exercising or
performing his or her powers or duties under this
Act".
40. Section 92A inserted
After section 92 of the Principal Act, the
following section is inserted in Division 7:
92A. Power to seize false identity documents
(1) This section applies if
(a) a person produces a document to
a responsible entity in evidence
of the person's age or identity for
the purposes of this Act; and
(b) the responsible entity reasonably
suspects that the document is a
false document.
(2) The responsible entity may seize the
document.
(3) If the responsible entity seizes the
document and he or she is not a police
officer, he or she must
(a) give the document to a police
officer within 72 hours after the
time of seizure together with a
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written notice specifying at least
the following:
(i) the time and date of
seizure;
(ii) the place of seizure;
(iii) the nature of the
reasonable suspicion that
prompted the seizure;
(iv) the responsible entity's
name and address; and
(b) give any police officer such
information concerning the
seizure of the document as the
police officer may require.
Penalty: Fine not exceeding 10 penalty
units.
(4) The following provisions apply to the
seized document:
(a) a police officer may dispose of it
in such manner as the
Commissioner of Police thinks
fit if the police officer is satisfied
that it is a false document;
(b) a police officer may return it to
the person from whom it was
seized if, after making enquiries,
the police officer is satisfied that
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it is in fact the authentic property
of that person;
(c) a police officer may return it to a
person other than the person from
whom it was seized if, after
making enquiries, the police
officer is satisfied that it is the
authentic property of that other
person and that the other person
is not responsible for any
fraudulent use made, or attempted
to be made, of the document.
(5) In this section
"responsible entity" means
(a) a licensee; or
(b) an employee of a licensee
whose duties as such
employee include the sale
or service of liquor; or
(c) a crowd controller, within
the meaning of the
Security and
Investigations Agents Act
2002, performing crowd
control duties for or on
behalf of a licensee; or
(d) a police officer.
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41. Section 206 amended (Licensing Board)
Section 206 of the Principal Act is amended as
follows:
(a) by omitting subsection (3);
(b) by omitting subsection (5).
42. Sections 207, 208 and 209 substituted
Sections 207, 208 and 209 of the Principal Act
are repealed and the following sections are
substituted:
207. Commissioner for Licensing
(1) The Minister may appoint a State Service
officer or State Service employee to be
Commissioner for Licensing and that
officer or employee holds that office in
conjunction with State Service
employment.
(2) The Commissioner
(a) has such powers and duties as are
conferred on the Commissioner
by this or any other Act; and
(b) may do all things necessary or
convenient to be done for or in
connection with the exercise and
performance of those powers and
duties.
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(3) Without limiting the generality of
subsection (2)(b), the Commissioner may
carry out enquiries into persons who are
associates or prospective associates of
licensees.
208. Delegation by Commissioner
The Commissioner may delegate to
another person any of the
Commissioner's powers or duties under
this Act other than
(a) this power of delegation; and
(b) the Commissioner's powers
under section 209.
209. Authorized officers
(1) The Commissioner may appoint a State
Service officer or State Service employee
employed in the Department to be an
authorized officer for the purposes of this
Act and that officer or employee may
hold that office in conjunction with State
Service employment.
(2) The Commissioner, with the consent of a
Head of a State Service Agency other
than the Department, may appoint a State
Service officer or State Service employee
employed in that Agency to be an
authorized officer for the purposes of this
Act and that officer or employee may
hold that office in conjunction with State
Service employment.
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(3) The Commissioner may authorise a
person who is not a State Service officer
or State Service employee to exercise the
powers or perform the duties of an
authorized officer for the purposes of this
Act.
(4) An appointment or authorisation under
this section may be
(a) unrestricted; or
(b) restricted in such ways, whether
as to the range of powers and
duties that may be exercised and
performed or otherwise, as are
specified in the instrument of
appointment or authorisation.
(5) Any power or duty that may be exercised
or performed under this Act by an
authorized officer may be exercised or
performed by the Commissioner.
43. Section 211 amended (Right to appeal to Board)
Section 211 of the Principal Act is amended as
follows:
(a) by inserting in paragraph (d) "or
variation" after "cancellation";
(b) by omitting paragraph (e) and
substituting the following paragraph:
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(e) the suspension or cancellation of
a liquor licence, or the variation
of a special licence;
44. Section 223 inserted
After section 222A of the Principal Act, the
following section is inserted in Division 3:
223. Infringement notices
(1) A police officer may issue and serve an
adult with an infringement notice if the
police officer considers that the adult has
committed a prescribed offence.
(2) An infringement notice is
(a) to be in accordance with section
14 of the Monetary Penalties
Enforcement Act 2005; and
(b) not to relate to more than 3
prescribed offences.
(3) For the purposes of section 14(a)(ii) of
the Monetary Penalties Enforcement Act
2005, the prescribed penalty for a
prescribed offence is not to exceed
(a) the penalty specified in this Act
for that offence; or
(b) 25 penalty units
whichever is lower.
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(4) Any payments in respect of an
infringement notice are payable into the
Consolidated Fund.
(5) In this section
"adult" means a natural person who
has attained the age of 18 years;
"prescribed" means prescribed by
regulations under this Act.
45. Section 227 repealed
Section 227 of the Principal Act is repealed.
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PART 3 ANNULLED CONVICTIONS ACT 2003
AMENDED
46. Principal Act
In this Part, the Annulled Convictions Act 2003*
is referred to as the Principal Act.
47. Schedule 1 amended (Non-exempt applications)
Schedule 1 to the Principal Act is amended by
inserting after item 5 in Part 8 the following
item:
6. Liquor licence or liquor permit of any
kind under the Liquor Licensing Act
1990.
*No. 46 of 2003
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