Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) Subsection (2) applies if a category 2 licensee makes a liquor licence transfer application relating to a community club licence for premises additional to its existing licensed premises.
(2) Despite the Liquor Act 1992, the liquor licensing authority may transfer the licence mentioned in subsection (1) only if the chief executive issues a certificate under subsection (3).
(3) The chief executive may issue the certificate only if—
(a) the premises are not licensed premises under this Act; or
(b) if the premises are licensed premises under this Act—
(i) the commission is prepared, under section 63, to approve the premises as premises to which the category 2 licensee's gaming machine licence relates; and
(ii) satisfactory arrangements have been made for payment of any amounts payable by the current licensee under conditions mentioned in section 73 or under part 9.
(4) Subsection (5) applies if—
(a) a category 2 licensee—
(i) makes a liquor licence transfer application relating to a community club licence for particular premises; and
(ii) at the same time makes an additional premises application for the premises; and
(b) the liquor licensing authority is prepared to transfer the liquor licence; and
(c) the commission is prepared, under section 63, to approve the premises as premises to which the category 2 licensee's gaming machine licence relates.
(5) The chief executive and liquor licensing authority must make arrangements so that the transfer of the liquor licence and approval of the premises under section 63 happen at the same time.
(6) Subsections (7) and (8) apply if—
(a) under subsection (5), arrangements are made for the approval of the premises under section 63 at the same time as the transfer of the liquor licence; and
(b) an associated gaming licence for the liquor licence is cancelled under section 96(1) because of the transfer of the liquor licence.
(7) All entitlements, other than relevant entitlements, for the licensed premises under the cancelled associated gaming licence are transferred by operation of this subsection to the category 2 licensee for use at the premises on a permanent basis.
(8) A relevant entitlement for the licensed premises under the cancelled associated gaming licence becomes an entitlement of the State.
(9) In this section—
relevant entitlement, for the licensed premises under the cancelled associated gaming licence, means an entitlement that must under section 87(9) be transferred on a permanent basis under part 3B, division 2.