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Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012

Sale and supply of alcohol generally - Licensing process: on-licences, off-licences, and club licences - Renewals

132: Imposition of conditions on renewal

You could also call this:

"Adding rules when you renew your alcohol licence"

When you renew a licence, the people in charge can add conditions to it. They can choose to add some conditions, and they must add others. They can also change or cancel conditions that were already on the licence.

If a condition is added, it works the same way as if it were on the licence from the start. If you do not follow the condition, it can have the same consequences as not following a condition that was on the licence from the start. You can find out more about changing conditions under section 120.

This applies to all licence renewals, no matter which law they were originally issued under. You should be aware of the conditions when you renew your licence. The people in charge will decide which conditions to add or change.

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Part 2Sale and supply of alcohol generally
Licensing process: on-licences, off-licences, and club licences: Renewals

132Imposition of conditions on renewal

  1. When renewing a licence of any kind, the licensing authority or the licensing committee concerned—

  2. may impose any conditions subject to which it may issue a licence of that kind; and
    1. must impose any conditions subject to which it must issue a licence of that kind; and
      1. may, whether consequentially or not, vary or cancel any conditions applying to the licence before its renewal (whether they are conditions subject to which the licence was issued or conditions imposed on some earlier renewal).

        1. A condition imposed—

        2. has the same effect as it would if it were a condition subject to which the licence was issued; and (in particular) a failure or refusal to comply with it has the same effect, and may result in the same consequences, as a failure or refusal to comply with a condition subject to which the licence was issued; and
          1. may be varied under section 120 as if it were a condition subject to which the licence was issued.

            1. Subsection (1) applies to all renewals of licences, whether they were issued under this Act or a former licensing Act.