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LIQUOR AMENDMENT REGULATION 2004 (NO 2) (NO 57 OF 2004)

2004



THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FOR THE
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY







Liquor Amendment Regulation 2004 (No 2)

Subordinate Law SL2004-57

EXPLANATORY STATEMENT

Circulated by the authority of
Jon Stanhope MLA
Attorney General

Outline

To reduce problems associated with the conduct of Summernats events a number of measures have been put in place, including the declaration of dry areas in the vicinity of Exhibition Park.

Earlier this year the Executive made provision for Summernats 2005 by amendment to the Liquor Regulations 1979, but reference was made to two boundary roads as being in the suburb of Mitchell whereas they are actually situated in the suburb of Lyneham. The amending Regulation corrects the reference.

Regulation Notes

Regulation 1 – Name of regulations – provides that the regulations are the Liquor Amendment Regulation 2004 (No 2).

Regulation 2 – Commencement – provides that the regulations commence on the day after their notification.

Regulation 3 – Legislation amended – provides that the regulations amend the Liquor Regulations 1979.

Regulation 4 – Section 12A (2) (d) - Subregulation (d) of regulation 12A (2) is repealed and replaced with subregulation 12A (2) (d) which states one of the “dry areas” to be Flemington Road, Lyneham between its intersection with Northbourne Avenue and the northernmost point of its intersection with Randwick Road, Lyneham.