Liquor Control Act 1988

It is a condition, subject to subsection (2), of any class of licence under which the sale of liquor to lodgers and other persons for consumption on the premises is authorised that —

the liquor shall not be supplied to, or consumed by, a juvenile; and

there shall not be more than the number approved by the Director of adult guests of each lodger present at the time the liquor is consumed; and

the liquor shall not be consumed, except either —

personally, by a lodger; or

by an adult guest of a lodger, in the presence of the lodger and at the expense of the lodger,

for the licensee or a manager, a fine of $15 000;

for an employee or agent, a fine of $6 000;

for a lodger, a fine of $3 000.

Subsection (1)(b) and (c) shall not have effect at a time when the sale of liquor for consumption on the premises to persons other than a lodger is authorised.

On any licence which authorised the sale of liquor only to lodgers for consumption on the premises, the Director may impose a condition that —

allows up to 6 adult guests of each lodger to be present at the time the liquor is consumed; and

the liquor shall not be consumed, except either —

personally by a lodger; or

by an adult guest of a lodger in the presence of the lodger and at the expense of the lodger.

for the licensee or a manager, a fine of $15 000;

for an employee or agent, a fine of $6 000;

for a lodger, a fine of $3 000.