Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) Subject to this
Act the licensee of a producer’s licence is, during permitted hours,
authorised —
(a) to
sell on or from the licensed premises liquor produced by the
licensee —
(i)
being wine, or spirits made from grapes, for consumption
on a part of the licensed premises approved for the purpose by the Director or
for consumption off the premises;
(ii)
being spirits not made from grapes, in sealed containers
for consumption off the premises; or
(iii)
being beer, in sealed containers for consumption off the
premises;
and
(b) to
sell or supply that liquor, by way of sample, for consumption on a part of the
licensed premises approved for the purpose by the Director.
(1a) The licensee of a
producer’s licence is authorised to supply liquor, by way of a free
sample, at the licensed premises of another licensee (the other licensee ) for
consumption on the other licensee’s licensed premises by —
(a) the
other licensee; or
(b) a
manager of the other licensee’s licensed premises; or
(c) an
employee or agent of the other licensee.
(2) A producer’s
licence shall not be granted other than in accordance with this Act and any
conditions prescribed.
(3) Where the licensee
is a body corporate which produces wine or spirits, wine or spirits produced
by a related body corporate shall be deemed to have been produced by the
licensee.
[Section 55 amended by No. 12 of 1998
s. 36; No. 73 of 2006 s. 41.]