Interim prohibition on sale of undesirable liquor product
156C Interim prohibition on sale of undesirable liquor product
The Minister may make an interim order declaring a particular liquor product, or class of liquor products, to be an undesirable liquor product.
In deciding whether to make the interim order, the Minister must have regard to the matters mentioned in section 156B(3).
To give effect to the interim order, the Minister must publish the order on the department’s website on the internet.
The interim order stops having effect at the end of 42 days after it is published under subsection (3).
While the interim order is in force, a person must not sell or supply the liquor product, or a liquor product that is part of the class of liquor products, declared to be an undesirable liquor product.
Maximum penalty—
if the person is the licensee or permittee of, or an approved manager working at, the premises to which a licence or permit relates—100 penalty units; or
in any other case—25 penalty units.
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