Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) The Director may,
in writing, approve a natural person as a manager of licensed premises if the
Director is of the opinion that the person is a fit and proper person to
manage the licensed premises.
(2) Where an
application for a person to be approved as a manager has been made to the
Director and has not been refused, that person shall be deemed for the
purposes of this Act to be a manager approved under this section.
(3) The Director may
withdraw the approval of a person as a manager if the Director is satisfied,
on reasonable grounds —
(a) that
the manager has failed to conduct any licensed premises in a proper manner; or
(b) that
the conduct of the manager is such as to show that he or she is not a suitable
person to manage licensed premises; or
(c) that
the manager has not, within the period specified by the Director after being
approved, successfully completed —
(i)
a course of training or an assessment, approved by the
Director, in the management of licensed premises; and
(ii)
a course of training or an assessment, approved by the
Director, in responsible practices in the sale, supply and service of liquor.
(4) The Director shall
not withdraw the approval of a person as a manager unless the manager and the
licensee of the premises concerned, have been given, subject to
section 30, the particulars of the allegations against the manager and
afforded a reasonable opportunity to make submissions and to be heard in
relation to those allegations.
(5) If the Director
considers that it is desirable, the withdrawal of approval of a person as
manager may be expressed to operate only —
(a) for
a specified period; or
(b) in
specified circumstances.
(6) The Director may
approve of more than one person as a manager of any licensed premises at any
one time.
(7) The regulations
may modify the operation of this section for the purposes of the approval of a
person as a manager in respect of an occasional licence.
[Section 35B inserted by No. 12 of 1998
s. 22; amended by No. 73 of 2006 s. 29.]