A Public Interest Submission must be completed for every Liquor Licence Application submitted to the Liquor Licensing Division.
The Public Interest Submission gives an overall profile of the community in which the proposed premises is located and the purpose of the submission is to determine the suitability of the licence being applied for.
This report is carried out by our research team and is an analysis of the local community.
We look at the immediate community, within a one kilometre radius of the subject site. The aim of the report is to look at the following areas of the community.
Describe the facility in terms of the services that will be offered and what the applicant intends to provide with the granting of the application.
Positive and negative impacts that the proposed licence will have on the community and the effective management of the premises.
Sensitive facilities which may be impacted upon by this licence.
Impacts on noise in the community.
List cultural, recreational, employment and tourism benefits that the granting of the licence will have on the community.
Impacts on traffic.
Safety of Patrons to the premises.
If the subject site will pose any possible adverse impacts on the community and how theses will be avoided.
List all existing licensed premises in the area within a one kilometre radius of the subject site.
Attain demographic information of the area from the Australian Bureau of Statistics and current and future population of the area.
Collation of tourism statistics for the immediate area, the reason why people are attracted to visit the area.
