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Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012

Sale and supply of alcohol generally - Licensing process: special licences - Applications for special licences

139: Notification requirements

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“Telling people about your special alcohol licence application”

When you apply for a special licence, you must follow any notification rules set by regulations made under the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. You may also be required by the secretary of the licensing committee to put up a notice about your application in a visible spot near the site where the licence will be used. This notice must be in a prescribed form and put up within 10 working days of filing your application, as seen in similar legislation such as s 76(4).

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Part 2 Sale and supply of alcohol generally
Licensing process: special licences: Applications for special licences

139Notification requirements

  1. An applicant for a special licence—

  2. must comply with any applicable notification requirements prescribed by regulations made under this Act; and
    1. if required to do so by the secretary of the licensing committee concerned, must, within 10 working days after filing the application, ensure that notice of the application in the prescribed form is attached in a conspicuous place on or adjacent to the site to which the application relates.

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