Risk fee—venue capacity
31 Risk fee—venue capacity
This regulation applies to the following licences—
a late night (general) licence;
a late night (on‑premises) licence;
a general licence;
an on‑premises licence;
a restaurant and cafe licence in respect of which one or more of the risk criteria in regulation 26, 28 or 29 apply;
a full club licence in respect of which one or more of the risk criteria in regulation 28 or 29 apply;
a restricted club licence in respect of which one or more of the risk criteria in regulation 28 or 29 apply.
The risk fee for a licensed premises with a venue capacity of—
more than 200 and not more than 400 patrons, is 71⸱08 fee units; or
more than 400 patrons and not more than 800 patrons, is 160⸱89 fee units; or
more than 800 and not more than 1 000 patrons, is 500⸱00 fee units unless subregulation (3) applies; or
more than 1 000 patrons, is 1 258⸱00 fee units unless subregulation (3) applies.
A risk fee is not payable under subregulation (2)(c) or (d) in respect of the following types of venues—
a venue (other than a nightclub) where live music events are regularly held for patrons present at the venue;
a venue listed in Schedule 5 where the supply of liquor is ancillary to the primary activity engaged in at the venue;
a venue where accommodation for residents is provided;
a venue on the campus of a university or a TAFE institute or in respect of which a university or a TAFE institute is the licensee;
a food truck park;
a venue primarily used to host private functions, conventions or conferences—
but the risk fee payable in respect of those types of venues which have a venue capacity referred to in subregulation (2)(c) or (d) is 160⸱89 fee units.
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