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116 Particular discretionary conditions, and other compulsory conditions: off-licences
(1)
The licensing authority or licensing committee concerned may issue an off-licence subject to conditions of any or all of the following kinds:
(a)
conditions prescribing steps to be taken by the licensee to ensure that the provisions of this Act relating to the sale of alcohol to prohibited persons are observed:
(b)
conditions prescribing the people or kinds of person to whom alcohol may be sold or supplied:
(c)
in the case of premises where (in the opinion of the authority or committee) the principal business carried on is not the manufacture or sale of alcohol, conditions relating to the kind or kinds of alcohol that may be sold or delivered on or from the premises.
(2)
The licensing authority or licensing committee concerned must ensure that every off-licence it issues is issued subject to conditions—
(a)
stating the days on which and the hours during which alcohol may be sold or delivered; and
(b)
if there are in force regulations under this Act empowering the authority or committee to determine for premises of different kinds different levels of licensing fee prescribed by the regulations, stating the fees payable for the licensing of the premises concerned; and
(c)
stating (directly or by description) a place or places on the premises at which drinking water is to be freely available to customers, while alcohol is being supplied free as a sample on the premises.
(3)
In deciding the conditions under subsection (2)(a) subject to which a licence is to be issued, the licensing authority or licensing committee concerned may have regard to the site of the premises in relation to neighbouring land use.
(4)
Subsection (1)(b) is subject to the Human Rights Act 1993. |
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