Liquor Licensing Amendment Regulations (No 3) 1999
Delegated Legislation Joint Committee (1987 - 2001)· 25 May 2000general_report
The WA Delegated Legislation Joint Committee reviewed amendments to liquor licensing regulations, specifically increases to occasional liquor license fees. While acknowledging the need for cost recovery, the committee examined whether the increased fees constituted unauthorized taxation. The committee ultimately found the fees permissible under the Interpretation Act 1984.
Impact
The changes primarily affect organizations and individuals applying for occasional liquor licenses, particularly non-profit sporting and charitable organizations. The clarification of 'anticipated number of persons attending' aims to reduce confusion for applicants.
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