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Latest News from Licensing and Regulation
GAMING
The Darwin RSL Services & Social Club has made an application for an additional ten gaming machines, which will take the total number of machines at the venue to 30. A copy of the Community Impact Analysis can be obtained from the Director of Licensing. Anyone wishing to lodge a submission regarding this application may do so within 30 days of the publication of this notice. The period for submissions closes 12 October 2008.
To consume alcohol in a Public Restricted Area in Alice Springs
Are you
• hosting a function in a public place (like a wedding or a sporting event), or
• organising a community event (like a street party or a fundraising fete)?
From 1 August 2007, a permit will be needed for all functions or events in a public place* where alcohol is consumed. (*Alcohol can be consumed at the picnic area at the Telegraph Station without a permit).
Holders of existing special licences and continuing special licences for events held on public land will also require a
permit to allow for the consumption of alcohol in public places.
Application forms for permits are available from:
Licensing and Regulation
Peter Sitzler Building,
67 North Stuart Hwy Alice Springs
NT 0870
www.licensingapplications.nt.gov.au
For queries contact Licensing and Regulation on
Phone (08) 8951 8452 Fax (08) 8951 8591
PURCHASE OF ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO PRODUCTS BY MINORS
I have had some recent indications that a few retail outlets with liquor and tobacco licences may be supplying alcohol and cigarettes to minors. We’d like to work with you to help address this issue and to take action in relation to these licensees.
RESEARCH INTO NT GAMBLING
Two reports have been released by Charles Darwin University about gambling in the Northern Territory. One examines the prevalence of different forms of gambling and related issues. The other, prepared by ACIL Tasman, looks at the economic impact of gambling.
RACING, GAMING AND LICENSING 2005-06 ANNUAL REPORT
The material presented in this report provides detailed information on the functions and achievements of the group, including the activities and performance of the office of Alcohol Policy and Coordination, and provides operational data reported by all jurisdictions for comparative purposes.
Details of the operations of the Community Benefit Committee and statistical and other information for the Northern Territory Licensing Commission is also included in this report.
UPTAKE OF RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING CODEA research report about the initial implementation of recommendations contained in the Northern Territory Gambling Code of Practice has been released. It is titled Voluntary Implementation of the Northern Territory Code of Practice for Responsible Gambling.
GAMING
Gaming Licence Application
LIQUOR
Liquor Licence Application
I, Even Lynne on behalf of Knuckey Street Pty Ltd , HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have applied to the Northern Territory Licensing Commission for a restaurant Liquor Licence to sell liquor from the premises to be known as The East West Restaurant located at 43 Knuckey Street,Darwin
Closing date for objection: 27 March 2008
Liquor Licence Application
I, Selvam Kandasamy, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have applied to the Northern Territory Licensing Commission for a Restaurant Liquor Licence to sell liquor from the premises known as the Saffrron, located at, 14/34 Parap Road, Parap, DARWIN, NT. 0820.
Closing date for objections: Friday 14 March 2008
Liquor Licence Application
I, RON TOWNSEND, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have applied to the Northern Territory Licensing Commission to conduct material alterations at the premises known as the HIDDEN VALLEY TAVERN, 644 Stuart Highway, Berrimah,
Closing date for objections: 10th September 2007
Liquor Licence Application
I, KEN FRENCH, ON BEHALF OF SHUTAN PTY LTD, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have applied to the Northern Territory Licensing Commission for a substitution and variation of the premises from which liquor is sold under a Restaurant Liquor Licence (number 80503046), currently known as THE HANUMAN THAI RESTAURANT located at Shop 1/28 Mitchell Street Darwin.
Closing date for objections: 7th September 2007
PUBLIC RESTRICTED AREAS
Applications for declaration of Public and General Restricted Area
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DECLARATION OF A PUBLIC RESTRICTED AREA - DARWIN CITY COUNCIL.
Pursuant to Part VIII of the Liquor Act the Darwin City Council has applied to the Northern Territory Licensing Commission to declare all public places within the boundaries of the following areas: Nightcliff/Coconut Grove - City Bicentennial Park, Darwin a public restricted area.
Closing date for objections: 28 May 2007
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DECLARATION OF A GENERAL RESTRICTED AREA - KULALUK COMMUNITY.
Pursuant to Part VIII of the Liquor Act the Gwalwa Daraniki Association has applied to the Northern Territory Licensing Commission to declare Lot 8630 Town of Nightcliff (Kulaluk Community) a general restricted area with the provisions for permits to permanent residents.
Closing date for objections: 28 May 2007
Community Gaming Regulations
New Community Gaming Regulations governing the raffles, lotteries, trade lotteries came into effect on 15 February 2006.
PRIVATE SECURITY
Changes to Private Security Act
Several changes have been made to the Private Security Act, affecting Private Security Crowd Controller, Security Officer and Security Firm Regulations, that reflect this Government's intent to enhance the integrity of the private security industry while delivering better public safety outcomes and within a reasonable fee structure.
The amendments provide for a new schedule of fees; disqualifying offences concerning aggravated common assault, misuse of drugs, theft, firearms and dangerous weapons to regulate entry into the industry; and infringement notices for relatively minor breaches Code of Conduct of the regulations such as licensees not wearing their identification numbers and other breaches of the Private Security.
- the Private Security (Security Officers) Amendment Regulations (2006),
- the Private Security (Crowd Controllers) Amendment Regulations (2006),
- the Private Security (Security Firms) Amendment Regulations (2006), and
- the Private Security (Miscellaneous Matters) Regulations.