Local government, other than particular local governments, may designate public places where liquor may be consumed
173C Local government, other than particular local governments, may designate public places where liquor may be consumed
A local government, other than a relevant local government, may designate a public place mentioned in section 173B(1)(a) that is in its area as a public place where liquor may be consumed.
The local government may specify the period or times during which the designation is to have effect.
If the local government specifies a period or times under subsection (2), the public place is a designated public place only during that period or those times.
In this section—relevant local government means a local government whose area is, or part of whose area is in, a restricted area that is declared under a regulation under section 173H to be an area to which section 168B applies.
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