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Important information for licensed caterers

Alcohol cannot be sold and supplied on premises which have been refused a liquor licence or extended trading hours in the previous two years

From 21 April 2011, a statutory condition has been imposed on the authorisation used by a licensed caterer to sell liquor on premises other than their own permanent licensed premises.  This is known as a “sale on other premises authorisation”, and is issued under section 25(6) of the Liquor Act 2007.

The condition prevents a caterer licensee from selling or supplying liquor on any premises in respect of which the Casino, Liquor and Gaming Control Authority has refused the following within the previous two years:

Licensed caterers that sell or supply liquor away from their own permanent licensed premises should check to ensure they do not utilise their liquor licence at the addresses on this list within two years of the refusal date stated on the list.  This list will be updated regularly.

The amendment imposing the condition is contained in the Liquor Amendment (Restrictions on Authorisation to Trade on Certain Premises) Regulation 2011, which can be viewed on the NSW Government legislation website www.legislation.nsw.gov.au.