Western Australian Consolidated Acts

LIQUOR CONTROL ACT 1988 - SECT 61

61 .         Requirements relating to permits for an extended area

        (1)         An extended trading permit for the purpose referred to in section 60(4)(h) shall not be issued in relation to any licence unless — 

            (a)         the premises or a defined area in respect of which the permit is sought are adjacent to the premises to which the licence relates;

            (b)         the licensing authority is satisfied that the purpose for which the permit was sought could not be more appropriately achieved by redefining the licensed premises or the grant of an occasional licence;

            (c)         the licensee will, at times when the sale of liquor under the permit is authorised, be entitled to use for that purpose the premises or area to which the permit sought relates; and

            (d)         the applicant satisfies the licensing authority that the local government of the district within which the premises or area to which the application relates are situated has been consulted and has approved the application.

        (2)         An extended trading permit shall not be issued so as to permit the sale or consumption of any liquor on a road or footpath unless the local government of the district consents to the application.

        [Section 61 amended by No. 14 of 1996 s. 4.]