Act liquor licensing standards manual

Licensing and Regulatory Affairs - Michigan Office of Administrative Hearings and Rules Liquor Control Commission. Commission Documents Library; Commission Forms; Commission Overview; Enforcement Violations; E-Quote Spirits Purchasers/Suppliers; MOAHR has developed a Standards and Guidelines for Remote Hearings manual, which. The liquor licensing system is established by the Liquor Control and Licensing Act and its accompanying regulations. Some of the policy statements in the manual come directly from the Act or regulations. Others are policies established under the authority given to the general manager (GM) in the Act or are based on the Branch’s. Section 34 of the Liquor Control Act sets out that applications cannot be granted if the applicant is: Section 36B of the Act provides that the licensing authority is not able to hear or determine an application for a new licence for a liquor store, refer to Information the Director's Policy Standards of Licensed Premises. In the.

Act of changed the accreditation process to a licensure process. With the advent of the legislation, the Standards were promulgated and implemented as a Licensure Manual on July 1, The first Methadone Treatment Program Standards were developed and promulgated by OADAP on October 1, Liquor Control Act Contents Part 1 — Preliminary 1. Short title 2 2. Commencement 2 3. Terms used 2 3A. Term used: drunk 13 4. Storing and receiving liquor for licensed premises at other premises; records to be kept 14 5. Objects of Act 15 6. Act not to apply in certain cases 16 Part 2 — The licensing authority. (d) it is liquor that was produced by the licensee under a permit issued under the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation Regulations made under the Act that authorizes the licensee to produce liquor. (2) A licensee must ensure that only liquor purchased from or served by the licensee is consumed in their licensed premises.

(g) any other type of licence that is prescribed by the regulations. (2) A licence authorises the licensee to sell or supply liquor in accordance with this Act. Security from holder of license or permit. Regulations by Governor in Council. This Act may be cited as the Liquor Control Act. R.S., c. , s. 1. The Airports Act makes no provision for levying fees in relation to liquor licensing. The Commonwealth does not charge a fee for passenger terminal.