Club’s business activities—Act, s 166 (2) (c)
67 Club’s business activities—Act, s 166 (2) (c)
Expenditure on the following business activities by a licensee that is a club is not a community purpose contribution:
promoting the licensee’s activities or activities associated with the operation of—
the licensee; or
an associated organisation of the licensee;
training for a licensee’s staff or executives including any training required under a gaming law;
professional entertainment or social or entertainment activities of a licensee, for members or patrons;
providing anyone with free or subsidised alcoholic beverages either directly or indirectly (for example, as a gift, donation or prize);
providing anyone with a contribution to be used for a gambling activity;
providing free or subsidised meals, snacks, other food or non‑alcoholic drinks to the club’s members or patrons.
Subsections (1) (e) and (f) do not apply to an amount contributed to provide a prize for a raffle if—
the raffle is not conducted for the licensee, an associated organisation, a professional sportsman or a men’s professional sports team; and
the amount is otherwise contributed for a community purpose.
If a club refuge declaration is in force under the Act, section 166B in relation to a club, subsection (1) (f) does not apply to the provision of free non-alcoholic drinks to anyone accessing the club as a refuge.
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