Liquor Act 1992

The commissioner may establish a public safety consultative committee (a consultative committee) for a safe night precinct to advise and assist the local board.

A consultative committee for a safe night precinct has the membership decided by the commissioner and may include, for example, any 1 or more of the following—

a police officer or other employee of the police service nominated by the police commissioner;

an employee of the department nominated by the chief executive;

an employee of the department that administers the Transport Operations (Passenger Transport) Act 1994 nominated by the chief executive of that department;

an employee of the local government of the local government area in which the precinct is located nominated by the chief executive officer of that local government;

a representative of a community organisation that provides relevant services in the precinct.

The commissioner, or a member of a consultative committee for a safe night precinct, must give the local board written notice of the membership of the committee as soon as practicable after either of the following happens—

the committee is established;

there is a change in the membership of the committee.

The members of a consultative committee for a safe night precinct need not meet other than when attending a meeting of the local board or its management committee.