Western Australian Consolidated Acts

LIQUOR CONTROL ACT 1988 - SECT 119A

119A .         Non-liquor businesses on licensed premises, conduct of requires approval

        (1)         In this section —

        non-liquor business on licensed premises means a business, other than a business conducted under a licence or a prescribed business, conducted on or from licensed premises.

        (2)         The licensing authority may, on an application by a person under subsection (3), give approval to the person to conduct a non-liquor business on licensed premises.

        (3)         The application for the approval must —

            (a)         be made in a form approved by the licensing authority; and

            (b)         be accompanied by the prescribed fee; and

            (c)         be supported by any further or other documentation or information that the licensing authority may require.

        (4)         A person who conducts a non-liquor business on licensed premises without the approval commits an offence.

        Penalty:

            (a)         for the licensee, a fine of $10 000;

            (b)         for anyone else, a fine of $4 000.

        (5)         A licensee who causes or permits another person to conduct a non-liquor business on licensed premises without the approval commits an offence.

        Penalty: a fine of $10 000.

        [Section 119A inserted by No. 56 of 2010 s. 61.]