Transitional provision for applications for licences not decided before commencement of Wine Industry Amendment Act 2001
64 Transitional provision for applications for licences not decided before commencement of Wine Industry Amendment Act 2001
This section applies to an application made, and not decided, before the commencement of this section.
The application is taken to be an application for a wine producer licence if the business the applicant will conduct under the licence will involve—
selling wine made from fruit grown, on the premises to which the licence will relate, by the applicant; or
selling wine made, on the premises to which the licence will relate, by the applicant.
The application is taken to be an application for a wine merchant licence if the business the applicant will conduct under the licence is not a business mentioned in subsection (2) but is a business that will contribute to the Queensland wine industry in a substantial way.
If the application is taken to be an application for a wine merchant licence, the chief executive may, by written notice given to the applicant, require the applicant, within a reasonable time of at least 14 days stated in the notice, to pay the relevant fee for a wine merchant licence.
If the applicant does not pay the relevant fee by the day stated in the notice, the application is taken to have lapsed.
In this section—
relevant fee, for a wine merchant licence, means the fee prescribed under a regulation for an application for a wine merchant licence less the amount of the fee that accompanied the application for the licence.
This provision refers to the regulations (a regulation
). Made under this Act:
This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandum
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