Additional authorisations relating to supply and sale of liquor on licensed premises
59A Additional authorisations relating to supply and sale of liquor on licensed premises
In this section —
interstate supplier means a person who is authorised under the law of another State, or of a Territory, to sell packaged liquor;
packaged liquor —
in relation to an interstate supplier, means liquor in sealed containers for consumption off the premises of the interstate supplier; and
otherwise, has the meaning given in section 3(1);
packaged liquor licence means a licence that authorises the sale of packaged liquor, but does not include a hotel restricted licence, a casino liquor licence, a club licence or an occasional licence.
A packaged liquor licence authorises the licensee (the supplier), with the agreement of another licensee —
to supply liquor, by way of free sample, on the licensed premises of the other licensee for consumption on those premises; and
to sell packaged liquor on the licensed premises of the other licensee for delivery to the purchaser, or to premises specified by the purchaser, from the licensed premises of the supplier.
An interstate supplier is authorised, with the agreement of a licensee —
to supply liquor, by way of free sample, on the licensed premises of the licensee for consumption on those premises; and
to sell packaged liquor on the licensed premises of the licensee for delivery to the purchaser, or to premises specified by the purchaser, from the premises of the interstate supplier.
A sale of packaged liquor made by an interstate supplier as authorised under subsection (3) is taken to be made under a licence described in section 109(1)(a).
[Section 59A inserted: No. 9 of 2018 s. 31.]
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