No letting or sub-letting without consent
105 No letting or sub-letting without consent
S. 105(1) amended by Nos 92/2004 ss 23(2)(a), 27, 58/2011 s. 104(Sch. item 4.159).
A licensee or permittee must not let or sub-let any part of the licensed premises or assign the right to supply liquor without the consent of the Commission.
- 60 penalty units.
Note to s. 105(1) inserted by No. 13/2013 s. 29(1).
Note
Section 53A applies to an offence against this subsection.
S. 105(1A) inserted by No. 92/2004 s. 18(1)(6), amended by No. 58/2011 s. 104(Sch. item 4.160).
A request for the Commission's consent must be accompanied by the fee specified in the regulations for the purposes of this section.
S. 105(2) amended by No. 58/2011 s. 104(Sch. item 4.161).
The Commission may require the licensee or permittee to give notice of a request for consent under this section to a specified person, or persons in a specified area, in the manner approved by the Commission.
S. 105(3) amended by No. 58/2011 s. 104(Sch. item 4.162(a)).
The Commission may—
S. 105(3)(a) amended by No. 58/2011 s. 104(Sch. item 4.162(b)).
consent in writing under this section and impose any conditions the Commission thinks fit on that consent, including a condition that the consent is not effective until any requirements specified in it have been met; or
refuse consent.
S. 105(4) amended by Nos 39/2002 s. 12(a), 58/2011 s. 104(Sch. item 4.163).
In doing so, the Commission must consider any objections made to the Commission against the giving of consent.
S. 105(5) amended by No. 58/2011 s. 104(Sch. item 4.164).
The consent of the Commission is valid for the period specified in the consent.
This provision refers to the regulations (specified in the regulations
). Made under this Act:
- Liquor Control Reform (Prescribed Class of Premises) Regulations 2018 · under section 180
- Liquor Control Reform (Prohibited Supply) Regulations 2025 · under section 118B
- Liquor Control Reform Regulations 2023 · under section 180
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