Liquor Act 2007

This section applies to licensed premises in a passenger terminal at an airport.

Despite the provisions of Part 3—

the trading hours of the licensed premises are the lesser of—

the operating hours of the airport, or

if the regulations prescribe reduced trading hours—the reduced trading hours, or

if the Secretary, on the application of the licensee, approves reduced trading hours—the reduced trading hours, and

there are no restricted trading days for the licensed premises, and

section 11A does not apply to the licensed premises, and

a requirement that the licensed premises must be open to the general public does not apply, and

a licence that authorises the sale of liquor for consumption on the licensed premises is taken to also authorise the sale of liquor for consumption—

in a food court in the passenger terminal, or

in a seating area associated with the licensed premises, whether inside the passenger terminal or outside.

For section 73 or 117, the food court or seating area must be treated as a part of the licensed premises in relation to liquor sold or supplied under the licence.

A licensee who relies on subsection (2)(e) to sell liquor for consumption in a food court or seating area must ensure that a notice is displayed on the licensed premises—

in a position that is readily able to be read by persons purchasing the liquor, and

that specifies where the liquor may be consumed.