Exemption for the sale of liquor as part of fundraising raffle

In force

This Act does not apply to a sale of liquor forming part of a prize for a raffle if—

(a)

the raffle is conducted by a non-profit entity; and

(b)

all the net proceeds of the sale of raffle tickets for the prize will be used only—

(i)

for a non-proprietary club—to promote the objects of the non-profit entity; or

(ii)

for another entity—for the benefit of the community; and

(c)

the total value of the liquor forming part of the prize is not more than $1,000; and

(d)

raffle tickets for the prize are sold to an adult person, other than a person who is unduly intoxicated; and

(e)

the liquor forming part of the prize is given to an adult person, other than a person who is unduly intoxicated; and

(f)

the raffle is conducted in an area other than a relevant restricted area.

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