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Queensland sets criteria for clubs seeking additional licensed premises

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Source: OLGR Queensland

Queensland’s Commissioner for Liquor and Gaming says approval for a club’s additional licensed premises may be granted only if it is in members’ best interests and not contrary to the public interest. The guidance identifies member facilities, support for the club’s existing sporting or social activities and community assistance as relevant considerations.

Clubs must address member interests and the public interest when seeking approval for additional premises.

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