Exemption relating to registered residential land lease communities—the Act, s 159(4)
117 Exemption relating to registered residential land lease communities—the Act, s 159(4)
The provisions of the Act relating to the sale or supply of liquor do not apply to the sale or supply of liquor at a gathering held in a registered residential community if—
the community rules for the registered residential community include an age restriction requiring residents to be at least 50 years old or 55 years old, and
the sale or supply is to an adult who is—
a resident of the registered residential community, or
a guest of a resident of the registered residential community, and
the liquor that is sold or supplied at the gathering has been purchased on a retail basis, and
the sale or supply occurs at a temporary bar or in a common area of the registered residential community, and
a member of the residents committee for the registered residential community, or a person nominated by the residents committee, is present at the gathering to supervise the sale and supply of liquor and the conduct of the gathering, and
the residents committee for the registered residential community makes a record of the gathering and keeps the record for a period of at least 2 years, and
the gathering has not been organised, or is not being conducted, by the operator of the registered residential community.
In this clause—
common area, community rules, operator, resident and residents committee have the same meanings as in the Residential (Land Lease) Communities Act 2013.
registered residential community means a residential community, within the meaning of the Residential (Land Lease) Communities Act 2013, included in the Register kept under that Act, Part 3.
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