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Queensland liquor regulator requires high-risk venues to remove regular glass

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Source: OLGR Queensland

Queensland's Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation may classify licensed premises as high-risk if glass-related assaults or specified violence concerns meet its criteria. Affected venues must remove regular glass containers; licensees have 14 days to respond to a proposed classification before the Commissioner makes a final decision.

The requirement changes glassware controls and gives affected licensees a 14-day response period.

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