Liquor Control Regulations 1989

For the purposes of section 65(1)(b), the requirements relating to the sale and delivery from licensed premises of packaged liquor or liquor for consumption off the licensed premises are set out in this regulation.

The licensee must ensure that —

if the sealed containers in which the liquor is delivered are contained in a box, carton or other package — the box, carton or package is labelled, marked or stamped with —

the name and address of the purchaser; and

the name and address of the vendor;

in any other case — the sealed containers in which the liquor is delivered are each labelled, marked or stamped as described in paragraph (a).

The licensee must ensure that the liquor is not left with a person unless —

the person produces evidence, of a kind referred to in section 126(1)(b)(i), that the person has reached 18 years of age; and

if the delivery is made on the day on which the liquor is purchased — the person is the purchaser or a person nominated by the purchaser; and

if the delivery is made within a banned drinker area —

the person is the purchaser; or

the person is a person nominated by the purchaser who was not a banned drinker when the liquor was purchased.

The licensee must ensure that the liquor is not left with a person if —

the speech, balance, coordination or behaviour of the person appears to be noticeably impaired; and

there are reasonable grounds to suspect that the impairment results from the consumption of liquor.

The licensee must ensure that the liquor is not left unattended at premises unless —

the delivery is made on a day other than the day on which the liquor is purchased; and

the purchaser authorises the liquor to be left unattended at the premises; and

the liquor is left in an area that is not visible to passers‑by.

The licensee must ensure that the liquor is not delivered —

in a restricted area; or

to liquor restricted premises at which a notice is displayed under section 152S.

The licensee must ensure that the liquor is delivered at a time that is —

within the permitted hours, if any, under the licence; and

in any case —

if the delivery is made on the day on which the liquor is purchased — between the hours of 9 am and midnight; and

otherwise — between the hours of 6 am and midnight.

If the delivery is made on the day on which the liquor is purchased, the licensee must ensure that the liquor is delivered by a person who has completed successfully a course of training or an assessment —

in responsible practices in the sale, supply and service of liquor; and

approved by the Director for the purposes of this subregulation.