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Queensland requires risk-assessed management plans for specified liquor applications

Regulation

Source: OLGR Queensland

Queensland’s Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation says applicants for specified liquor licences must submit a risk-assessed management plan for approval by the Commissioner for Liquor and Gaming. Approved plans must be kept on site and followed; failure to comply with a notice to amend a plan is an offence carrying a maximum penalty of $4,317.

Liquor applicants and licensees need to account for approved management plans and possible penalties when changing operations.

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