Disclosure of information about banned drinker order or banned drinker
152ZC Disclosure of information about banned drinker order or banned drinker
A person who applies to the Director for a banned drinker order for a person, or to extend a banned drinker order for a person, under Division 4 may give the Director information about the person who is the subject of the application or order.
A police officer or the Director may give information about a banned drinker order, and the banned drinker who is the subject of the order, to —
a public service officer who is acting under a written law in relation to the banned drinker; or
a responsible person in relation to licensed premises; or
a legal representative of the banned drinker; or
a prescribed person in relation to the banned drinker; or
a prescribed person, or a person belonging to a prescribed class of persons, engaged in the creation or provision of equipment, software, databases, or any other thing to be used in connection with the keeping of the banned drinkers register.
A police officer or the Director may give information under subsection (2) only if —
the police officer or Director mentions the banned drinker order when giving the information; and
the police officer or Director believes on reasonable grounds that the information —
will assist the recipient of the information to provide a service to, or perform a function relating to, the banned drinker; or
will ensure the effective and efficient enforcement of the banned drinker order; or
is required for a purpose related to the administration or enforcement of this Act or another written law.
[Section 152ZC inserted: No. 25 of 2023 s. 15; amended: No. 20 of 2025 s. 22.]
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed person
, prescribed class
). Made under this Act:
- Liquor Control (Bayulu Restricted Area) Regulations 2013
- Liquor Control (Bungardi Restricted Area) Regulations 2017
- Liquor Control (Cheeditha Restricted Area) Regulations 2012
28 more instruments made under this Act are listed on the Act’s overview.
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