Condition relating to sale of packaged liquor in banned drinker areas
152ZF Condition relating to sale of packaged liquor in banned drinker areas
In this section —
approved form of identification means a form of identification referred to in section 152ZI(4).
A licence for licensed premises that authorises the sale of packaged liquor in a banned drinker area is subject to the following conditions —
a responsible person in relation to the licensed premises must not sell packaged liquor to a person (the purchaser) unless the responsible person uses the ID system in the way stated in subsection (3) to check whether the purchaser is a banned drinker;
a responsible person in relation to the licensed premises must not sell packaged liquor to a banned drinker.
A responsible person uses the ID system to check whether a purchaser is a banned drinker if —
the purchaser provides either —
an approved form of identification; or
in the case of a purchase not made in person — details of an approved form of identification;
and
the responsible person uses the ID system to check the purchaser’s identification or identification details; and
the ID system indicates whether or not the purchaser is a banned drinker.
The Director must ensure that the licensee of the licence is provided with a way to access and use the ID system.
Subsection (2) does not apply if —
the Director has not provided the licensee with a way to access and use the ID system; or
the ID system does not operate properly or is not otherwise able to be used.
[Section 152ZF inserted: No. 25 of 2023 s. 15.]
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