Principal activity is the provision of accommodation
67B Principal activity is the provision of accommodation
This section applies if the principal activity of a business conducted under a subsidiary on-premises licence is the provision of accommodation.
The licence authorises the licensee to sell liquor on the licensed premises—
at any time—
to a resident on the licensed premises, or a guest of a resident in the resident’s company, for consumption on the premises; or
to a resident on the licensed premises in a quantity of not more than 9L on any day, for consumption off the premises; and
during ordinary trading hours or approved extended trading hours, to any person, including a person not eating a meal, for consumption in a part of the premises stated in the licence as ordinarily set aside for dining; and
to a person attending a function on the premises during ordinary trading hours or approved extended trading hours for consumption on the premises, whether or not the person is eating a meal.
Liquor supplied under authority of the licence to a resident on the licensed premises or a guest of a resident in the resident’s company, for consumption on the premises outside ordinary trading hours or approved extended trading hours, must be consumed in a residential unit on the premises.
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