Changes To Liquor Licensing Laws
The changes to liquor licensing laws that will take effect from 3 May 2010
will benefit producers and other licensees by reducing costs and red tape,
while still promoting responsible service and consumption of alcohol at
licensed premises.
The laws provide more clarity around recognising an intoxicated person and
also introduce a new offence for members of the public seeking to purchase
alcohol on behalf of someone who is intoxicated. It is important to note
that there are no new offences for licensees, but the new laws will introduce
expiation fees for many existing offences.
This page includes important information to help you understand the changes
to the Liquor Licensing Act 1997 and to ensure that you are compliant when
the new laws commence.
Information Sheets and Guidelines
An information pack for legislation changes
A schedule of offences and expiation fees
Forms and Lodgement Guides
Application Pack - Extension of Trading area/Redefinition/Alteration - Lodgement Guide and Application Form
Application Pack - Collective Outlets - Lodgement Guide and Application Form
Application Pack - Producer's Licence - Lodgement Guide and Application Form
Information Sheet - Changes to producer's licences
Lodgement Guide - Application for a Producer's Licence
Lodgement Guide - Application for Alterations and/or Redefinition (Liquor)
Lodgement Guide - Application for an Extension of Trading Area
Lodgement Guide - Collective Outlets
Lodgement Guide - Submitting a Plan
Form 1 - Advertising
Application Form - Producer's Licence
Application Form - Producer's Event Endorsement
Application Form - Extension Trading Area/Redefinition/Alteration
Application Form - Collective Outlet
Media Releases and Information
The SA Government is cutting red tape to make it easier for SA wine producers to do business and to promote their products in the market place. Click here to view the media release.
New laws making it easier to determine whether someone requesting alcohol in licensed premises is drunk are among many new changes to South Australia’s liquor licensing laws coming into effect next Monday, 3 May. Click here to view the media release.
Parliament recently passed changes to liquor licensing laws in an effort to promote more responsible drinking behaviour, remove red tape and deliver savings to industry. The Liquor Licensing (Producers, Responsible Service and Other Matters) Amendment Bill 2009 and the second reading of the Amendment Bill recorded in Hansard 9 September 2009 (see pp 3114-3119) can be viewed here.
The full text of the legislation is available at www.legislation.sa.gov.au
If you have any queries about the new requirements please contact our
customer services area on 8226 8410.
Page Last Updated: 29-10-2012
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