Liquor Regulation 2018

This clause applies to the following licences (Commonwealth licences) granted under the Airports (Control of On-Airport Activities) Regulations 1997, Part 1A—

a general licence,

a sub-licence,

a passenger terminal licence.

A person who, immediately before the commencement of this clause, held a Commonwealth licence is taken to have been granted one of the following licences (a deemed NSW licence) under the Act—

if the Commonwealth licence was a general licence or sub-licence for a business in which liquor was sold or supplied for consumption on the licensed premises—an on-premises licence in relation to the premises,

if the Commonwealth licence was a general licence or sub-licence for a business in which liquor was sold or supplied only for consumption away from the licensed premises—a packaged liquor licence in relation to the premises,

if the Commonwealth licence was a passenger terminal licence for a business in an area of a passenger terminal in which liquor was sold or supplied for consumption in the area—an on-premises licence in relation to the area,

if the Commonwealth licence was a passenger terminal licence for a business in an area of a passenger terminal in which liquor was sold or supplied only for consumption away from the area—a packaged liquor licence in relation to the area.

The following requirements do not apply to a deemed NSW licence until 4 months after the commencement of this clause—

the requirements in Part 4, Division 3,

for the licensee—the requirement in clause 63(3)(b) or (c),

for a manager under the licence—the requirement in clause 63(4)(b) or (c).

In this clause—