Liquor Licencing. The sale of liquor at Community Halls and Facilities are prohibited unless the hirer obtains a liquor licence or permit from the appropriate authority. In the event a liquor licence or permit is not required, Council may impose additional conditions. It is the responsibility of the hirer to obtain a liquor licence from the Office of Liquor and Gaming . Note: licenses are not required for private functions where liquor is not being sold e.g. weddings, private parties. Liquor licences can be obtained from the QLD Office of Liquor and Gaming. Contact details are 13 74 68 or xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx/industries/hospitality-tourism-sport/liquor-gaming/liquor/licensing/applications Hirers are responsible for hiring of bar staff and ensuring they are aware of their responsibilities and duties. Any permits or approval required by any Government Department in particular the Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation, (Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation) and the Queensland Police Service are to be obtained. Compliance with the conditions of any approval that any Government Department may impose is essential, and Council does not take responsibility for any actions or omissions resulting from a failure to abide by Liquor Licensing requirements, or other Government Department. Where required, a copy of the Liquor Licence is to be provided to Council before the event occurs.
Liquor Licencing. The Service Provider is licensed to provide liquor to passenger’s during the provision of the Services. The Service Provider, at her sole discretion, may require the Client and/or any Passenger to provide their ID for the purposes of determining their age before supplying them with alcohol.
