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Applications for the grant, relocation or variation of permanent liquor licences should satisfy the VCGLR that:

• the premises:

• is used as an accommodation hotel, or,

• is a venue that supplies liquor for consumption on the premises provided food is available at all times when alcohol is supplied

• patron capacity does not exceed 200 

• the economic and social benefit of granting the licence will outweigh the impact of alcohol misuse and abuse and community amenity

• a management plan (PDF 144KB) is in place.
   

For venues that provide live music applications should satisfy the VCGLR that:

• the premises is or will be used as a venue that regularly provides live music entertainment
• a management plan is in place 
• the economic and social benefit of granting the licence will outweigh the impact of alcohol misuse and abuse and community amenity
• patron capacity does not exceed 500 at any time
• the impact of the venue on harm and amenity is low. In assessing this the Commission may consider matters such as venue layout and compliance history.  

Applicants for the grant, relocation or variation of permanent liquor licences must satisfy the VCGLR that the application is for:

• a significant cultural festival
• a major tourist event
• a major live music event
• a major charity event
• the broadcasting in any medium of a live major international sporting event;

And

• a management plan (PDF 144KB) is in place and that any food service conditions on the licence will be complied with until alcohol service finishes.