Permission to take liquor of a particular type onto particular premises that are in restricted area
15 Permission to take liquor of a particular type onto particular premises that are in restricted area
The chief executive may give permission, under section 13(3), for a person to take liquor of a particular type onto particular premises, in a restricted area, only if—
the person holds a restricted area permit authorising the person to possess in the restricted area, for the purpose of the social function for which the permission is requested, more than the prescribed quantity of that type of liquor for the area; or
otherwise—the permission is subject to the condition that the quantity of that type of liquor the person may take onto the premises is not more than the prescribed quantity of that type of liquor for the restricted area.
If the chief executive gives a person permission under section 13(3), and subsection (1)(a) applies to the person, the permission applies—
only for the times, and on the day or days, stated in the restricted area permit; and
only during the period stated in the restricted area permit; and
subject to the Liquor Act 1992 and any conditions on which the restricted area permit is held by the person.
In this section—
prescribed quantity of type of liquor, for a restricted area, means the quantity of that type of liquor stated in a regulation made under the Liquor Act 1992, section 173H that a person may have in possession in the area without a restricted area permit.
restricted area means an area declared under the Liquor Act 1992, section 173G(1) to be a restricted area.
restricted area permit means a restricted area permit granted under the Liquor Act 1992.
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