The previous provision meant that licensees or permit holders could not cause the prohibited advertising to occur however, the new provisions extend to prevent a licensee or permit holder from allowing anyone else to engage in prohibited advertising for the licensee's premises. Under section 142ZZC of the Liquor Act, a licensee or permit holder is prohibited from advertising, or allowing anyone to advertise, a range of matters, including free liquor, discounted liquor or the sale price of liquor for consumption on premises (restaurants excepted). supplying alcohol in standard quantities recognised by patrons.having non-alcohol and low-alcohol beverages available.Under section 142ZZA of the Liquor Act, licensees and permit holders must engage in practices or promotions that encourage the responsible consumption of liquor. The Commissioner for Liquor and Gaming issued Guideline 60: Unacceptable liquor practices and promotions in licensed venues, which provides examples of unacceptable practices and promotions to help licensees and permit holders comply with these requirements. Under section 142ZZ of the Liquor Act 1992, a licensee or permit holder must not engage in, or allow another person to engage in, an unacceptable practice or promotion in the conduct of business on the licensed premises.
If you fail to comply with the responsible promotion of alcohol, you can be subject to monetary and trading penalties under the Liquor Act 1992. availability of free liquor or multiple quantities of liquor on your premises.sale price of liquor for consumption on your premises.advertise any promotion that is likely to indicate that liquor costs less than is usually charged.engage in practices that may encourage the rapid or excessive intake of alcohol.You must maintain a safe environment for patrons and staff of your venue and promote the responsible use of alcohol in your premises.Īs a licensee or permit-holder, you are not legally permitted to: As a licensee or permit-holder, you have an obligation to ensure alcohol is supplied and promoted in ways that minimise harm and preserve peace and good order around your premises.
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