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You must apply for a limited liquor licence if you will be having a one-off event, such as a party, function, or special event and:
- selling alcohol
- supplying alcohol
- allowing BYO
You must apply for a limited licence if you are an existing licensee seeking a temporary extension to the trading rights under your current liquor licence for a special occasion.
A limited liquor licence allows you to sell or supply alcohol:
- at private and public venues or events
- where guests pay a cover charge or donation and alcohol is served, or guests bring their own alcohol
- where guests contribute towards buying alcohol, such as social club fees
- if samples are given or offered
- if alcohol is provided at a business function where the organiser may obtain a financial benefit, such as functions with the intent of increasing or maintaining their client base for example:
- networking events
- VIP events
- corporate events
- if alcohol will be consumed at a regulated location or premises such as:
- a restaurant, cafe, or shop
- a bus, train, or boat - on tours
- a designated dry area
- an amusement parlour or amusement arcade
- an area adjacent to regulated premises - for example the oval next to a licensed club room
- a public place that is being used for an organised event where guests pay admission.
Reference:
https://www.sa.gov.au/topics/business-and-trade/liquor/apply/short-term