Liquor Act 2007

The times when liquor may be sold under the authority conferred by a small bar licence are during the standard trading period or at such other times as may be authorised by an extended trading authorisation.

An extended trading authorisation under section 49A is, on the granting of the licence, taken to be in force authorising the sale or supply of liquor on the licensed premises between midnight and 2 am on any day of the week.

Despite subsection (1), the times when liquor may be sold for consumption on the licensed premises for a small bar on a restricted trading day are—

between midnight and 5 am, if authorised by an extended trading authorisation, and

between noon and 10 pm.

Liquor may be sold for consumption away from the licensed premises in accordance with an authorisation referred to in section 20A(1)(b) or (c)—

during the standard trading period for the licensed premises, or

for a Sunday that is not 24 or 31 December—no later than 11pm.

Despite subsection (4), the sale of liquor for consumption away from the licensed premises is not authorised on a restricted trading day.