Licensing Act Amendment Act 1955 (WA)

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LICENSING.

4° Elizabeth II., No. LV.

No. 55 of 1955.

AN ACT to amend the Licensing Act, 1911-1954.

[Assented to 9th December, 1955.]

RE it enacted by the Queen's Most Excellent

Majesty, by and with the advice and consent

of the Legislative Council and the Legislative

Assembly of Western Australia, in this present

Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the

same, as follows:—

Short title

1. (1) This Act may be cited as the Licensing

and citation.

Act Amendment Act, 1955.

(2) In this Act the Licensing Act, 1911-1954,

Approved for

reprint,

Act No. 32 of 1911 as reprinted with amendments

9/4/54.

to and including Act No. 76 of 1953 incorporated

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pursuant to the provisions of the Amendments Incorporation Act, 1938, and further amended by Act No. 73 of 1954,

is referred to as the principal Act.

(3) The principal Act as amended by this Act may be cited as the Licensing Act, 1911-1955.

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2.

Section twenty-eight of the principal Act is

amended by adding after paragraph (o) of subsec-

tion (1) a paragraph as follows:—

amended.

(p) Airport licenses.

3.    The principal Act is amended by adding after SAsa.d4t.te44B

section forty-four the following sections:—

added.

44A. (1) An airport license may be granted ticrePi fsret.

in respect of

(a)

the premises situate at the airport known as Perth Airport and which premises are known as the Overseas Terminal Buildin g, or such other premises so situate as the Court may consider suitable premises; and

(b)

premises which are situate at any other airport in the State as the Governor may from time to time, on the recom- mendation of the Court, by proclama- tion declare.

(2) A proclamation made under subsection (1) of this section may, on the recommendation of the Court, be varied or revoked by a subse- quent proclamation.

Granting of

44B. (1) An airport license may be granted by the Court to a person nominated in writing

airport

license.

for that purpose by the Commonwealth Depart- ment of Civil Aviation on the application of such

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person if, in the opinion of the Court, the grant- ing of the license to the applicant is necessary or desirable for the refreshment, entertainment and convenience of aircraft passengers and other persons utilising the airport.

(2) On an application for an airport license the Court shall have regard to the necessity of the license in view of existing licenses at or within the vicinity of the airport.

Authority of

airport

44C. (1) An airport license shall, subject to the provisions of this Act, authorise the licensee to sell and dispose of any liquor on the licensed premises specified in the license

license.

(a) for a period of thirty minutes before the arrival at the airport of any aircraft conveying passengers into the State, and for a period not exceeding six hours during the time after its arrival that the aircraft is grounded at the airport, and for a period of thirty minutes before the departure from the airport of any aircraft conveying passengers out of the State-

(i)    to any passenger who has alighted from or who intends to board the aircraft;

(ii)    to any airline official or to any officer of the Commonwealth Department of Civil Aviation; or

(iii)    to any person who is in the company of any such passenger, official or officer; or

(b)

to any person being served with a meal on the licensed premises in a room set aside for the purpose, if-

(i) the liquor is drunk or consumed

with the meal; and

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(ii) the meal is served during the hours prescribed by the Licens- ing Court as those during which meals shall be obtainable on the premises.

(2) Any liquor sold and disposed of under the provisions of paragraph (a) of subsection (1) of this section shall not be sold by the bottle or in a bottle and shall be drunk or consumed in or upon the licensed premises.

4.    Section forty-seven of the principal Act is ?..;:e7nded

amended by adding after subsection (7) a subsection

as follows:—

(8) This section shall not apply to an appli- cation for an airport license.

5.

Section seventy-two of the principal Act is amended by inserting after the word "license" in line two of the third proviso to subsection (2) the words "or for an airport license".

amended.

6.    Section one hundred and twenty-one of the amended.

principal Act is amended by inserting after the word "license" where it appears in line eleven of subsec- tion (1) and in line ten of subsection (2) the words "or of an airport license" in each case.

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Section one hundred and twenty-two of the principal Act is amended by

amended.

7.

(a)

inserting after the word "Sunday" in line seven of subsection (1) the words "except under the authority of an airport license, or upon any";

(b)

inserting after the letters "p.m." in line five of paragraph (b) of subsection (2) the words "or, where the premises are the sub- ject of an airport license, during the hours prescribed by the Licensing Court,".

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amended.

8. Section one hundred and twenty-four of the

principal Act is amended by

(a)

inserting after the word "wayside-house" in line two the word "airport";

(b)

inserting after the word "of" in line ten the words "subsection (1) and".

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amended.

9. Section one hundred and seventy-seven of the principal Act is amended by inserting after the word "of" in line three of subsection (2) the words "an airport license".

Second

Schedule

10. The Second Schedule to the principal Act is

amended.

amended by adding at the end thereof the follow-

ing:—

The Licensing Act, 1911.

(As amended.)

AIRPORT LICENSE.

Whereas the Licensing Court for the Licensing District

of

at a sitting held on the

day of

19

, by its certificate dated the

day of

19

, authorised the

issue to

of an Airport License for

certain premises

situated at

Airport.

And whereas the said

has paid the

sum of £

as the fee for the said license.

Now it is hereby declared that the said

is licensed to sell and dispose of liquor in the said premises (a) for a period of thirty minutes before the arrival at the airport of any aircraft conveying passengers into the State and for a period not exceeding six hours during the time after its arrival that the aircraft is grounded at the airport and for a period of thirty minutes before the departure from the airport of any aircraft conveying passengers out of the State, to any passenger who has alighted from or who intends to board the aircraft, or to any airline official or any officer of the Commonwealth Department of Civil Avia-

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tion, or to any person who is in the company of any such passenger, official or officer (such liquor not to be sold by the bottle or in a bottle and to be consumed on the premises); or (b) to any person being served with a meal on the said premises in a room set aside for the purpose (such liquor to be consumed with the meal and the meal served during the prescribed hours); under and subject to the provisions of the Licensing Act, 1911, as amended, applicable to such license.

The license to commence on the

day of

, 19

, and continue until the 31st day

of December, 19

, if not forfeited in the meantime.

Dated this

day of

, 19

.

Receiver of Revenue.

(Place of issue.)

11. The Third Schedule to the principal Act is Pikreddthe amended by adding at the end thereof the follow- amended.

ing:—

The Licensing Act, 1911.

(As amended.)

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AIRPORT LICENSE.

To the Licensing Court for the

District

of

in Western Australia.

I, A.B., being the person nominated by the Common- wealth Department of Civil Aviation, do hereby give notice that it is my intention to apply at the next Quarterly Sitting of the Licensing Court for the said District for an Airport License for the sale of liquor in and on premises

situated at

Airport.

Dated this

day of

, 19

(Signature of Applicant.)

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