When meal is taken not to have been prepared and served to be eaten on premises
10A When meal is taken not to have been prepared and served to be eaten on premises
For this Act, a meal is taken not to have been prepared and served to be eaten on premises if the preparation does not involve adding value to the food comprising the meal.
Without limiting subsection (1), a person does not add value to food comprising a meal by merely heating a product the person purchased.
Example for subsection (2)—
A person does not add value to food if the person heats a prepackaged pie or other item and serves it.
However, the preparation of a meal is taken to involve adding value to the food comprising the meal if the meal forms part of a menu and the majority of menu items offered and available are meals the preparation of which otherwise involves adding value to the food comprising the meals.
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