Liquor Act 1992

If a local government repeals or amends a designation under section 173C, the local government must advertise, or cause someone else to advertise, the repeal or amendment in a newspaper that circulates in its area.

The advertisement must—

in the case of the repeal of a designation of a public place—include a description of the public place; and

in the case of an amendment that varies the boundaries of a designated public place—include a description of the public place as varied; and

in the case of an amendment that varies the period or times during which a designation of a public place has effect—specify the varied period or times.

The local government must also ensure—

in the case of the repeal of a designation of a public place—that all signs identifying the public place as a designated public place are removed; and

in the case of an amendment that varies the boundaries of a designated public place—that signs sufficiently identify the public place, as varied, as a designated public place; and

in the case of an amendment that varies the period or times during which a designation of a public place has effect—that signs identifying the public place specify the varied period or times.