Part 5 Mandatory Licensing Conditions Relating to Alcohol
Policing and Crime Act 2009 (2009 c 26) | Legislation

Part 5 Mandatory Licensing Conditions Relating to Alcohol

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The Licensing Act 2003 (c 17) is amended as follows.

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In section 24(2)(f) (form of premises licence) for “has effect†substitute “is issuedâ€.

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In section 25A(6) (grant of premises licence: supply of alcohol from community premises) for “(4)†substitute “(5)â€.

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In section 35(7) (determination of application to vary premises licence) for “19, 20 and 21†substitute “19 to 21â€.

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In section 41D(5) (variation of premises licence: supply of alcohol from community premises) for “(4)†substitute “(5)â€.

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In section 52(5) (determination of application for review of premises licence) for “19, 20 and 21†substitute “19 to 21â€.

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