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Clause 79 (2) (d) and note

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(d) if there is not a risk-assessment management plan exemption in force for the premises—a risk-assessment management plan for the premises;

Note  An applicant may apply for a risk-assessment management plan exemption under s 92A.

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Clause 90 (2)

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(2) If the commissioner approves a risk-assessment management plan for licensed premises or permitted premises, the commissioner must—

(a) give the licensee or permit-holder written notice that the plan has been approved; and

(b) identify any provisions (the confidential provisions) of the plan that the commissioner believes on reasonable grounds would be likely to disclose information that may endanger public safety.

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Proposed new clause 92A

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in part 6, insert

92ARisk-assessment management plan exemption

(1) A licensee, proposed licensee, permit holder or proposed permit holder may apply to the commissioner for an exemption (a risk-assessment management plan exemption) from the requirement to have an approved risk-assessment management plan for the licensed premises, proposed licensed premises, permitted premises or proposed permitted premises.

(2) The commissioner may issue a risk-assessment management plan exemption to an applicant only if satisfied that the exemption is not inconsistent with the harm minimisation and community safety principles.

(3) The commissioner may, in writing, require the applicant to—

(a) give the commissioner additional information or documents that the commissioner reasonably needs to decide the application; or

(b) allow the commissioner to inspect the premises within a stated reasonable time.


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