Liquor Act 2007

The boundaries of licensed premises must be specified by the Authority when the licence is granted.

The boundaries of licensed premises may be changed by the Authority—

on the Authority’s own initiative, or

on application by—

the owner of the premises, or

the licensee.

An application under this section must be accompanied by—

for a change of boundaries requiring planning approval—a copy of the approval and evidence the approval is in force, and

for a change of boundaries that will apply to land owned by a person other than the applicant—evidence the person has given consent to the application.

If a fee is prescribed by the regulations for a change of the boundaries of licensed premises, a change to the boundaries does not take effect until the fee is paid.

Subsection (4) does not apply to a proposed change of boundaries—

resulting from an exempt application, or

referred to in section 90C(2)(b).

The Authority must not specify or change the boundaries of licensed premises unless, in the Authority’s opinion, a primary purpose requirement under this Act in relation to the licensed premises is or will be complied with.