If you apply for a major event licence, you have certain obligations to abide by.
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If you apply for a major event licence, you have certain obligations to abide by.
Information and process for issuing major event licences.
At the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation’s Knowledge Exchange (TKE), you can brush up on the latest issues, get the latest compliance requirements and learn how to be 'inspection ready'.
Temporary limited licences are usually sought by persons or organisations holding one-off events, such as a ball or presentation night or a one-off event requiring an extension of trading hours or the size of the licensed premises.
This page provides information on designated dry areas and what they mean for liquor licence applications.
There are things you will need to consider, including licence requirements, before applying for a temporary limited or major event licence.
Licensees need to be aware of their responsibilities not to allow drunk, violent or quarrelsome persons to enter or remain on their licensed premises. This page provides information on banning or barring patrons.
The Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 (the Act) regulates the supply and consumption of liquor in Victoria.
Some Victorian liquor licensees must collect and report information about their annual wholesale transactions to other Victorian licensees. Read more to find out how and when to report.
Information to vary your existing liquor licence or permit.
