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The Scottish Parliament's Health and Sport
Committee reports a growing number of
influential organisations and individuals are
now backing the Scottish Government's
proposals to introduce minimum pricing for
alcohol.
Written evidence submitted to the Scottish Parliament's Health and Sport Committee showed 107 submissions were in favour of minimum pricing, with just 27 against. |
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Order to come into effect 6th April (with exceptions)
The order, made on 16th March 2010 will come
into force on 6th April with the exception of
paragraphs 4 & 5 of the Schedule which will
come into force on 1st October 2010.
The conditions in paragraphs 1 to 3 and 5 of the Schedule apply to existing and future premise licences and club premises certificates where the licence or certificate authorises the supply of alcohol but NOT where the licence or certificate authorises the sale by retail or supply of alcohol ONLY FOR CONSUMPTION OFF THE PREMISES. |
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The draft Statutory Instrument has been laid
before Parliament.
The Order will amend the Licensing Act 2003 to extend the timescales applicable in relation to interim authority notices, and applications to transfer lapsed premises licences. A further amendment will change the timescales for police objections following receipt of a temporary event notice. |
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THERE ARE STILL LIMITED PLACES LEFT - Book now to avoid disappointment
Training will be provided by Poppleston Allen Solicitors: Both courses are residential course, and delegates may opt to attend single days or all three days on either course, both with or without accommodation This is a 3 day course finishing with an exam on Day 3. Costs are detailed on website and depend on the days/ accommodation booked |
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Memberships are now due for renewal
Use the link via the image or below to renew
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Changes to Licensing Flashes planned for 2010
The Institute is set to change the level of
access to information on the website in order
to enhance existing membership benefits.
Licensing Flashes will remain the same, but the detailed articles, news stories and related documents held on the Institute's website will be restricted to Institute members and accessed via member log in. The changes are likely to be implemented in April 2010. Not already a member? Apply now and join us to recieve the full membership benefits and professional status as a member of the professional body for licensing practitioners. |
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