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Underage drinking fines OffenceMaximum penaltyOffence by Consume alcohol on licensed premises $2,200 Minor Consume alcohol in an unlicensed restaurant without permission of, or in the company of, parent or guardian $2,200 Minor Obtain, or attempt to obtain, alcohol for consumption on licensed premises $2,200 Minor17 more rows
A liquor licence is required to sell alcohol in most situations, however there are some circumstances when a licence is not needed. Which licence type do I need? Use our licence selector tool to discover which licence type is best for your business.
Liquor Gaming NSW can suspend or revoke a persons RSA certification, or disqualify the person from holding an RSA certification for up to 12 months for serious bdocHubes of the responsible serving laws, such as selling or supplying alcohol to a minor or an intoxicated person.
These demerit points apply to serious bdocHubes of liquor legislation and can result in sanctions ranging from additional loadings attached to a venues annual liquor license fee through to reprimands and disqualifications of licensees, managers and club secretaries or the suspension of liquor licences for up to 14 days
Were responsible for the regulation of liquor, wagering, gaming, and registered clubs in NSW. Were also committed to partnering with industry to support business. Learn more about our Ministers, Department and their leadership in our sector.

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NSW Police Force Police can issue penalty notices for bdocHubes of the liquor laws. Police can prosecute a licensee, a staff member or a patron for bdocHubes of the law, or they can take disciplinary action against a licensee on certain grounds prescribed by the liquor laws.
The Independent Liquor Gaming Authority is a statutory decision-maker responsible for a range of liquor, registered club and gaming machine regulatory functions including determining licensing and disciplinary matters under the gaming and liquor legislation.
Were responsible for the regulation of liquor, wagering, gaming, and registered clubs in NSW. Were also committed to partnering with industry to support business. Our Minister and Department. Learn more about our Ministers, Department and their leadership in our sector.

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