Liquor Act 1992

The Governor in Council may make regulations under this Act.

A regulation may be made with respect to—

requirements in respect of an application made to the commissioner; and

obligations of holders of licences or permits, or holders of particular licences or permits; and

fees, including the refunding of fees, for this Act; and

particulars to be given for the purposes of this Act; and

the consumption or possession of liquor in a public place; and

the circumstances in which the commissioner may grant a community liquor permit; and

the circumstances in which, and purposes for which, the commissioner may grant a restricted area permit; and

the circumstances in which the commissioner may approve premises mentioned in section 60(1)(d) and the conditions the commissioner may impose on the approval; and

the monitoring by local governments of the use of sections 173A to 173E; and

encouraging responsible practices in the service, supply and promotion of liquor; and

advertising in relation to adult entertainment; and

the requirements for event management plans for the conduct of public events; and

the requirements for management plans for the conduct of an establishment under an adult entertainment permit; and

the limits for noise coming from licensed premises.

A regulation may be made—

creating offences against the regulation; and

fixing a maximum penalty of a fine of 40 penalty units for an offence against the regulation.

If a provision of this Act empowers a regulation to prescribe, for a particular purpose, a class of licence, licensee, licensed premises, permit, permittee or premises to which a permit relates, the regulation may prescribe a class by reference to any of the following—

a particular type of licence or permit;

the times at which liquor may be sold on premises under this Act;

the principal activity of a business conducted on licensed premises;

another appropriate matter.