The fees payable by a licensee or an applicant in respect of premises for which an on-licence, off-licence, or club licence is held or sought comprise—

Premises for which an on-licence, off-licence, or club licence is held or sought must be classified by the territorial authority on the basis of the premises’ cost/risk rating, as determined under regulation 5, and the fees category for the premises, as determined under regulation 6.

A territorial authority must assign a cost/risk rating to any premises for which an on-licence, off-licence, or club licence is held or sought.

The cost/risk rating of premises is the sum of the highest applicable weighting in each of subclauses (3) to (5).

The weightings relating to the type of licensed premises are as follows:

The weightings relating to the latest alcohol sales time allowed for premises are as follows:

The weightings relating to the number of enforcement holdings in respect of the premises in the last 18 months are as follows:

In subclauses (3) to (5),—

A territorial authority must assign a fees category to any premises for which an on-licence, off-licence, or club licence is held or sought.

The fees category must be assigned in accordance with the following table, except as provided in subclause (4):

The date on which the fees category for premises must be determined is—

A territorial authority may, in its discretion and in response to particular circumstances, assign a fees category to premises that is 1 level lower than the fees category determined under subclause (1); but no premises may be assigned a category lower than very low.

The application fees and annual fees are (except as described in subclause (2)) as follows:

If a territorial authority makes bylaws in relation to the fees payable to it (as authorised by the Sale and Supply of Alcohol (Fee-setting Bylaws) Order 2013) in respect of on-licences, off-licences, and club licences,—

The annual fee for a licence is payable to the licensing committee to which, under the Act, any application fee for the licence is paid.

The following amounts, taken from each application fee and each annual fee payable to a territorial authority, must be paid by the territorial authority to ARLA:

Every special licence issued by a territorial authority must be of one of the following classes:

In subclause (1),—

The fee payable to a territorial authority for a special licence is as follows:

A territorial authority may, in its discretion and in response to particular circumstances, charge a fee for a special licence that is 1 class below the class of the licence that is issued; but no fee may be less than the fee payable for a class 3 special licence.

The fee payable under section 219(1)(d) of the Act to accompany an application for a new manager’s certificate, or for a renewal of a manager’s certificate, is $275.

If a territorial authority makes bylaws in relation to the fees payable to it (as authorised by the Sale and Supply of Alcohol (Fee-setting Bylaws) Order 2013) in respect of a manager’s certificate,—

The territorial authority must pay $25 to ARLA out of each fee for a new manager’s certificate, and for each renewal of a manager’s certificate, that is paid to the territorial authority.

The fee payable under section 136(2) of the Act for a temporary authority to carry on the sale and supply of alcohol is $258.

A person applying under section 74 of the Act to sell alcohol pursuant to a licence from premises other than the premises to which the licence relates must pay an application fee to the territorial authority of $258.

The holder of a permanent club charter (as described in section 414 of the Act) must pay an annual fee of $550 to the territorial authority in which the club’s premises are located.

The fee payable to a licensing committee under section 66(2) of the Act for an extract from a register is $50.

The fee for an appeal to ARLA under section 154 of the Act (against a decision of a licensing committee) is $606.09.

The fee payable under section 65(2) of the Act for an extract from a register is $67.83.

Every application fee must be paid when the application to which it relates is made.

If, when an application is determined, it is found that a higher application fee should have been paid, the licence must not be issued or renewed, or the variation must not be granted (as the case may be), until the applicant pays the difference between the amount paid and the amount that should have been paid.

Subclause (2) does not apply if the application was made under the Sale of Liquor Act 1989 before 18 December 2013.

If a new on-licence, off-licence, or club licence is applied for and issued after the commencement of these regulations,—

This regulation applies to on-licences, off-licences, and club licences issued under the Sale of Liquor Act 1989 (an existing licence).

The date on which an annual fee for an existing licence is payable is the anniversary of the most recent of the following:

The first annual fee for an existing licence is waived if, between 18 December 2012 and 17 December 2013, the licensee applied and paid the relevant fee for a new licence, a licence renewal, or a licence variation.

A licensee is not obliged to pay the annual fee payable for an existing licence if—

The annual fee for a permanent club charter is payable on 1 July in each year.

The fees prescribed in these regulations are exclusive of goods and services tax.

Every territorial authority must, each year, prepare and make publicly available a report showing its income from fees payable in relation to, and its costs incurred in,—

The first report required by this regulation must relate to the year commencing 1 July 2014.