Wine Industry Regulation 2009

For the Act, section 25(2), an application must be advertised by—

publishing a notice in a newspaper circulating—

in the area of the State to which the application relates; or

in the State, if there is not a newspaper circulating in the area of the State to which the application relates; and

conspicuously displaying a notice on the premises for the submission period.

The notice must state the following information—

the type of licence being applied for;

the name of the applicant;

the name of the premises;

the principal activity of the business operated on the premises;

the trading hours of the premises;

that written submissions may be made to the chief executive objecting to the granting of the application;

the notice date;

the submission period.

The notice under subsection (1)(a) must be published in the newspaper—

once within the first 7 days of the submission period; and

once between 14 and 21 days from the start of the submission period.

The notice under subsection (1)(b) must be printed on a sign that—

is at least 600mm wide and 900mm high; and

has a heading in a bold style; and

has lettering for the heading at least 50mm high; and

has lettering for the body of the text at least 15mm high; and

if situated outdoors—is constructed of weatherproof material.

In this section—

if the chief executive and the applicant agreed to a day for the start of advertising the application—the day agreed to; or

otherwise—the day that is 28 days after the chief executive decides that the application should be advertised.