Making of complaint
79 Making of complaint
A person may complain to the Secretary that the quiet and good order of the neighbourhood of licensed premises are being unduly disturbed because of—
the manner in which the business of the licensed premises is conducted, or
the behaviour of persons after they leave the licensed premises (including, but not limited to, the incidence of anti-social behaviour or alcohol-related violence).
Such a complaint must be in writing and be made or verified by statutory declaration.
A complaint under this section may only be made by any of the following persons (referred to in this Division as the complainant)—
a person authorised in writing by 3 or more persons residing in the neighbourhood of the licensed premises or a person who is such a resident and is authorised in writing by 2 or more other such residents,
the Commissioner of Police,
a person authorised by the local consent authority in relation to the licensed premises,
a person who satisfies the Secretary that his or her interests, financial or other, are adversely affected by the undue disturbance to which the person’s complaint relates.
A complaint may relate to more than one licensed premises.
[Not applied]
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