IMPORTANT NOTICE: A Declared State of Disaster is currently in place across Victoria. For more information, see: COVID-19 information for licensees
IMPORTANT NOTICE: A Declared State of Disaster is currently in place across Victoria. For more information, see: COVID-19 information for licensees
Licensed venues should be careful to make sure ‘Bottomless brunches’ don’t leave them exposed to a possible breach of their liquor licence.
The all-inclusive food and beverage promotions can be successful at attracting customers but potentially can also lead to irresponsible promotion or consumption of alcohol if venues are not careful.
In addition to your legal obligations, it is important venues implement best practice measures to minimise harm and reduce risks to patrons, staff and the community.
When planning ‘Bottomless brunches’ venues should consider the following:
The VCGLR Safe function guidelines (PDF, 468.63 KB) is a good resource when planning events and it is important you and your staff are familiar with the Intoxication guidelines (PDF, 317.38 KB).
Banning notices can be issued by the VCGLR for any promotion it considers to be in breach of responsible liquor advertising and promotion guidelines.
Failure to comply with banning notice may also result in the VCGLR seeking to vary, suspend or cancel a liquor licence and carries a maximum penalty of more than $19,000.
