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Documents
Documents Available For Download
Review of the Liquor Act 1992 – Fact Sheets
The Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing has published a number of fact sheets to help licensees understand the amendments to the Liquor Act.
Annual Licence Fees (PDF 370 K)
Approved Manager Individuals (PDF 370 K)
Approved Manager Licensees and Permitees (PDF 485 K)
Community Impact Statements (PDF 370 K)
Exemptions under the Liquor Act 1992 (PDF 375 K)
Late Trading Hours Midnight to 5am (PDF 485 K)
Mandatory Training (PDF 370 K)
Ministerial Banning Power (PDF 370 K)
Risk Assessment Management Plan RAMP (PDF 370 K)
Secondary Supply (PDF 370 K)
Trading Hours Prior to 10am (PDF 375 K)
Final Outcomes – Review of the Liquor Act 2008
The review of the Liquor Act was finalised and passed by the Queensland Parliament in September 2008. The Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation published a summary of the changes in October. The document includes the self-assessment table licensees can use to calculate the annual liquor fees which will be payable from 1 January 2009.
Planning Guide for Event Managers
Any application for a General Purpose Permit or Catering Away Permit which authorises the sale or supply of liquor at a public event must be accompanied by an event management plan. This interactive document can be completed online and printed for distribution.
Submissions on the Regulatory Impact Statement – Liquor Reform 2008
Liquor & Gaming Specialists prepared a submission in response to the RIS/DPBT Liquor Act Review on behalf of the Fortitude Valley Chamber of Commerce. The full document can be downloaded by clicking on the link below. For a summary with comments please visit the News page.
Gaming Related Compliance FAQ
Do you operate a licensed gaming venue in Queensland? All gaming licensees are required to have a documented compliance program. Some common questions about the Gaming Related Compliance Program are answered here.
Gaming Employee Application Form 13A
This application is to be completed and submitted with the prescribed fee, $202.50 (2010-2011), by persons wishing to obtain a licence to perform gaming duties in a club or hotel.
Gaming Employee Renewal Form 13B
This application is to be completed and submitted with the prescribed fee, $202.50 (2010-2011), by persons wishing to renew a licence to perform gaming duties in a club or hotel.
