Liquor Control Act 1988

A banned drinker order is an order, complying with subsection (2), that the person named in the order is prohibited from doing any of the following in a banned drinker area —

purchasing packaged liquor, either on licensed premises or using a website maintained by or on behalf of a licensee;

consuming liquor, other than consuming liquor on licensed premises that was purchased for consumption at the licensed premises;

possessing liquor that was supplied to the person as packaged liquor, whether or not the liquor is still in the container (sealed or open) in which it was supplied.

A banned drinker order must be in the approved form and state the following information —

the name of the person who is subject to the order;

the reason for making the order;

whether the order is self‑imposed, made by a police officer or made on the application of a person under Division 4;

for an order made by a police officer —

the name, rank and place of duty of the officer; and

the date and time the order is made;

that the order takes effect when the order is registered, regardless of whether the person is given a copy of the order;

the period for which the order remains in force;

the consequences of a contravention of the order and a description of what constitutes a contravention;

whether the person is entitled to apply for the order to be revoked and, if so, how to apply;

whether the person is entitled to apply for review of the decision to make the order and, if so, how to apply.