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LIQUOR LICENSING ACT 1997 - SECT 128

128—Review of orders

        (1)         A person in respect of whom one or more orders have been made under this Division barring the person from premises—

            (a)         for a period exceeding 1 month; or

            (b)         for periods exceeding 1 month in aggregate during a period of 3 months,

may apply to the licensing authority for a review of the order under which the person is barred from the premises.

        (1a)         The licensee of the premises must be given reasonable notice by the licensing authority of the hearing of an application under this section and is entitled to appear at the hearing personally or by a representative.

        (2)         The licensing authority may, on the hearing of an application under this section, confirm, vary or revoke the order.

        (2a)         If, on the hearing of an application under this section in relation to an order under which the applicant has been barred from premises for an indefinite period or a period exceeding 6 months, the licensing authority is of the opinion that it is appropriate to vary the order so that the person is barred from entering or remaining on the premises until further order of the Commissioner, the licensing authority may so vary the order.

        (2b)         When the Commissioner is determining whether to make an order under subsection (2a), the Commissioner must have regard to whether the person has undertaken a behaviour management course, obtained medical assistance or taken other action to address the problem.

        (3)         A decision of the Commissioner under this section is not subject to review.

        (4)         The licensing authority has an absolute discretion to suspend an order pending determination of an application for review of the order.

        (5)         In this section—

"licensing authority" means—

            (a)         if the order was made barring the person from premises for an extended period approved by the Commissioner under section 125(5)(b)(i) or (ii)—the Court;

            (b)         in any other case—the Commissioner.



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