Liquor Control Act 1988

Unless the Director otherwise approves, a licensee must cause a copy of the following documents to be kept on the licensed premises at all times —

the licence;

any permit that relates to the licence;

the plans of the premises as approved by the Director showing the definition of the premises.

Unless the Director otherwise approves, a licensee of a cellar door permit must cause a copy of the plans described in subsection (1)(c) to be kept on the premises to which the permit applies at all times.

The licensee or a manager of the licensed premises shall, if so required by an authorised officer, produce for inspection a copy of the licence or of any other documents referred to in subsection (1).

A person shall not carry on business for which a licence is required under any name other than that of the licensee unless the Director has approved the use of the name.

A licensee shall cause to be displayed in a readily legible condition and in a conspicuous position in the licensed premises —

a copy of the licence; and

if section 100(2a) applies in relation to the premises — a notice displaying the name of each person who is supervising and managing the premises and identifying every such person as a manager.

The notice required by subsection (4)(b) may be combined with the notice required by subsection (5).

A licensee, other than the holder of an occasional licence or a licensee of a cellar door permit, must cause a notice in the approved form to be displayed in a readily legible condition and in a conspicuous position at or near the front entrance to the licensed premises, showing —

any name approved under subsection (3);

the class of the licence;

the name of the licensee, followed by the word “Licensee”,

The regulations may prescribe any additional matters relating to the display of, or the production of, documents by a licensee of a cellar door permit.