ORANGE
LIQUOR ACCORD

   A person may be ejected or refused          entry to our premises if they are:

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• Intoxicated;

• Violent;

• Quarrelsome;

• Disorderly;

• Smoking in smoke-free areas;

• Suspected of possessing a prohibited drug;

• Behaving in a way that causes the licensee to commit an offence under the liquor laws

   Safety and Security

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    It is the responsibility of each                     licensed venue to ensure the safe
    and secure environment, by:

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• Maintaining adequate levels of security throughout the premises

• Providing safe transport options for patrons

• Maintaining accurate records for all incidents throughout the premises;

• Engaging in good management practices associated with CCTV, lighting, seating and crowd management

• Ensuring all patrons vacate the premises as quickly and quietly as possible, preventing  any disturbance to the neighbourhood;

• Establishing and maintaining effective communication with local police.

 When asked a person is required to by law:

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• Leave the venue immediately;

• Leave the vicinity of the premises by moving more than 50 metres away, unless they have a reasonable excuse;

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1. Obtaining transport;

2. Residing within the vicinity

3. The person has genuine fears for
   their safety if they leave the vicinity

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     The person must not re-enter or attempt to
     re-enter the premises within 24 hours, and        must no re-enter the 50-metre vicinity within      6 hours.

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     A person who fails to comply commits an            offence. They may be issued with a $550            penalty notice.

 

     The maximum court penalty is $5,500.