Information

  • Document No.

  • Venue

  • Liquor Licence

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Inspectors

  • Licensee / Manager

  • Time inspection commenced

1.0 Incident Registers LR53ZE

  • 1.1 The venue maintains an approved incident register at all times

  • Method

  • 1.2 The register is available for immediate inspection by Police or an OLGR inspector

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2.0 Crime scene preservation LR53ZF

  • 2.1 All reasonable steps are taken to preserve any crime scene on the premises in accordance with NSW Police guidelines

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  • 2.2 The Local Area Commander of the Police is notified immediately of any violent incident and venue follows any police direction

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3.0 Liquor promotion restrictions LR53ZC

  • 3.1 No promotion or publication of free or discounted shooters, shots or other drinks designed for rapid consumption, to be consumed on premises

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  • 3.2 No inducements to purchase drinks designed for rapid consumption, to be consumed on premises<br>(Inducements may be prizes, free giveaways or similar)

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4.0 Refuse entry if seen drinking on approach LR53ZH

  • 4.1 Any person seen drinking on approach to the venue, or where there is reasonable cause to believe they have been (eg. open alcohol) is refused entry

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5.0 Exclusion of OMCGs LR53ZG

  • 5.1 Any person wearing or displaying the 'colours' or any indication of membership with an OMCG is not permitted entry, or is removed from the venue

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6.0 Drink restrictions - prohibited drinks are not sold or supplied after midnight LR53ZB

  • 6.1 Shots, shooters, bombs etc (drinks designed to be consumed rapidly)

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  • 6.2 Drinks containing more than 50% spirits or liqueur

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  • 6.3 RTDs with more than 5% ABV

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  • 6.4 Drinks prepared on premises with more than 30ml spirits or liqueur

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  • 6.5 All cocktails are itemised on a publicly displayed list, including the price payable

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  • 6.6 Cocktails are not discounted between midnight and cease of service

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  • 6.7 Cocktails are not sold if they are not on the list

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  • 6.8 No more than 4 alcoholic drinks (of any kind) or one bottle of wine are sold/supplied to the same person at a time between midnight and 2am

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  • 6.9 No more than 2 alcoholic drinks (of any kind) are sold/supplied to the same person at a time between 2am and 7am<br>(cease of service requirements may also apply between 3am and 5am)

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7.0 1:30am Lockouts LR53Y

  • 7.1 Patrons are not permitted to enter the premises after the 1.30am lockout

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8.0 3am cease of service of alcohol LR53Z

  • 8.1 The sale or supply of alcohol ceases at 3am

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  • 8.2 The cease of alcohol service continues until close, or 5am, whichever is earlier

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9.0 Glass restrictions (designated premises only) LR53ZA

  • 9.1 All drinks sold and supplied after midnight are in containers that are not made of glass <br>(until 7am or close of trade)

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  • 9.2 All existing glass containers are removed from patrons and areas that patrons can access<br>(from midnight until 7am or close of trade)

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10.0 RSA marshals (designated premises only) LR53ZD

  • 10.1 At least one RSA marshal is carrying out RSA supervisory duties during the RSA supervised trading period<br>(midnight till 3am or cease of trading, whichever is first, each Friday, Saturday, public holiday night and night before a public holiday)

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  • 10.2 All required RSA marshals are wearing identifying clothing

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11.0 RSA qualifications LR40-42

  • 11.1 The licensee holds a current photo competency card, or valid interim certificate

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  • 11.2 All staff members that sell, supply or serve alcohol hold a current photo competency card, or a valid interim certificate

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  • 11.3 All staff members that perform crowd control duties hold a current photo competency card, or a valid interim certificate

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  • 11.4 All required RSA marshals hold a current photo competency card, or a valid interim certificate<br>(if RSA marshals are employed, but not required under LR53ZD, RSA qualification is not legislated)

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12.0 Observations

  • 12.1 Lighting

  • 12.2 Seating for patron numbers

  • 12.3 Traffic flows

  • 12.4 Noise levels

  • 12.5 Temperature

  • 12.6 Air flow / quality

  • 12.7 Patron space (crowding)

  • 12.8 Venue presentation

  • 12.9 Toilet cleanliness

  • 12.10 Floor presence (staff)

  • 12.11 Floor presence (security)

13.0 Transport options

  • 13.1 Does the venue operate a courtesy bus

  • 13.2 Does the venue participate in the pre-pay taxi scheme

  • 13.3 Does the venue provide details of late night public transport options in the vicinity

  • 13.4 Does the venue provide any other transport options

14.0 Supervision

  • 14.1 The licensee or approved manager is on duty at the time of inspection

15.0 Venue knowledge (ask licensee/manager)

  • 15.1 How prepared would you say you were in implementing the Plan of Management conditions

  • 15.2 How did you first hear about the new requirements?

16.0 Entertainment

  • 16.1 Was there any entertainment on offer?

17.0 Additional processes or tools to measure patron safety

  • 17.1 What additional processes or tools does the venue have to measure patron safety

  • Comments

18.0 Breaches detected

  • 18.1 Were any breaches detected

  • Number of breaches

  • Description of breach
  • Time inspection fInished

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