Liquor licence exemptions

To be exempt, salons must:

• limit the sale or supply of alcohol to 2 standard drinks per person, per day
• not sell or allow liquor to be consumed
  • on Christmas Day
  • on Good Friday
  • before 1pm on Anzac Day.

To be exempt, limousines must:

• limit the sale or supply of alcohol to 2 standard drinks per person, per day
• not sell or allow alcohol to be consumed
  • between 2am and 10am on any day
  • on Christmas Day
  • on Good Friday
  • before 1pm on Anzac Day.

To be exempt, tour operators must:

• limit the sale or supply of alcohol to 2 standard drinks per person, per day
• only sell the alcohol on a tour booked with them
• not sell or allow alcohol to be consumed
  • between 2am and 10am on any day
  • on Christmas Day
  • on Good Friday
  • before 1pm on Anzac Day
• not sell or allow alcohol to be consumed within a restricted area (e.g. a public place like a park).

To be exempt, businesses selling small quantities of alcohol in floral arrangements or gift baskets must ensure:

• the alcohol sale is part of their business
• they don't sell more than 2L of wine or beer and not more than 1L of spirits
• the item is delivered as a gift to an adult who is not the purchaser
• the gift is delivered to a person other than the purchaser of the floral arrangement or gift basket
• the total value of the alcohol and its container is not more than 75% of the gift's sale price
• the alcohol was purchased on a retail basis.

To be exempt, B&Bs must:

• provide accommodation and breakfast to guests
• conduct the business by a person who lives at the residence
• accommodate a maximum of 8 guests at once
• provide accommodation for a maximum continuous period of 14 days per guest.

To be exempt, host farms must:

• provide accommodation and meals (or food for guests to prepare meals)
• conduct the business by a person who manages and lives on the farm involved in primary production
• accommodate a maximum of 6 guests at once
• provide accommodation for a maximum continuous period of 30 days per guest.

These businesses are exempt if they sell or supply liquor to:

• an adult resident of a nursing home or retirement village or their guest
• an adult inpatient of a hospital.