Liquor Act 2007

The Secretary may, by notice in writing given to a licensee, restrict or prohibit the licensee selling or supplying a liquor product specified in the notice.

The Secretary may restrict or prohibit the sale or supply of any such specified liquor product by notice under this section only if the Secretary is satisfied that—

the name of the liquor product, or its design or packaging, is indecent or offensive, or

the name of the liquor product, or its design or packaging, encourages irresponsible, rapid or excessive consumption of the product, or

the name of the liquor product, or its design or packaging, is likely to be attractive to minors, or

the liquor product is likely, for any reason, to be confused with soft drinks or confectionery, or

the liquor product is, for any other reason, likely to have a special appeal to minors, or

it is otherwise in the public interest to restrict or prohibit the licensee selling or supplying the liquor product.

The Secretary must not give a notice under this section unless the Secretary is satisfied that the liquor product is being sold on the licensed premises to which the proposed notice relates.

The Secretary must not give a notice under this section to a licensee unless the Secretary has—

provided the licensee with a reasonable opportunity to make submissions in relation to the proposed restriction or prohibition, and

taken any such submissions into consideration in deciding whether to give the notice.

The regulations may prescribe other requirements that the Secretary must comply with in relation to a notice under this section.

A notice under this section may, but need not, relate to a liquor product that is declared to be an undesirable liquor product under section 100.

A licensee must comply with a notice given to the licensee under this section.