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The Authority approves the revocation of condition #2030 and permits operation of a small liquor sales area within an existing supermarket, while also requiring closure outside licensed trading hours, including mixed-use checkout areas. 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The 6-hour closure period overrides any condition of the licence.  \nMixed-use checkouts must be closed outside licensed hours  \nUnder section 103(2) of the Act, any counter or place used to sell or supply liquor under the licence, including any mixed-use checkouts in the liquor sales area, must be closed to the public outside the licensed trading hours.  \nStatement of reasons  \nWe are satisfied that the overall impact of approving the application will be consistent with the objects of the Act and will contribute to, not detract from, the amenity of community life.  \nOur main findings  \nThe local community for the purposes of this decision is suburb of Salamander Bay. The broader community is the Local Government Area (LGA) of Port Stephens.  \nThe application seeks to revoke condition \\#2030 from the existing packaged liquor licence, which restricts the sale of liquor to online or over the phone for delivery. This will enable the premises to operate a small liquor sales area within an existing supermarket.  \nThe licence class will change from ‘delivery only’ to ‘bottle shop and delivery’, although the business will not offer same day delivery.  \nWe are satisfied that the proposal would benefit the local and broader communities by providing increased convenience and choice.  \nSocial impacts  \nWe accept that the proposal could contribute to an increase in alcohol-related harm in the local and broader communities because of the:  \n• change of business model – the licence will change from a delivery only licence to a bottle shop, although it will be a liquor sales area within an existing supermarket that will not offer same day delivery, and therefore is relatively low risk  \n• crime hotspots – there are high-density crime hotspot in the suburb for domestic assault, non-domestic assault and malicious damage to property, however, the premises is not located in these hotspots and there is also no crime hotspot in the suburb for alcohol-related assault  \n• crime rates – when compared to NSW rates, the incident rates are higher for malicious damage to property in the suburb, and alcohol-related assault (domestic and nondomestic) in the LGA. However, incident rates are lower for alcohol-related assault (domestic and non-domestic) and alcohol-related disorderly conduct in the suburb, and malicious damage to property and alcohol-related disorderly conduct in the LGA  \n• health statistics – the rate of alcohol-attributed deaths in the LGA is higher than in NSW, although the rate of alcohol-attributed hospitalisations in the LGA is lower than in NSW  \ndemographic information:  \n• the percentage of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders (ATSI) population in the suburb and LGA is higher than in NSW1  \n• Socio-Economic Index for Areas (SEIFA) data indicates a below average level of socioeconomic advantage and disadvantage in the suburb, and an average level in the LGA, compared to other communities in NSW  \n1 Research shows that the association between liquor outlet density and assaults is stronger in areas with higher percentages of ATSI and in areas with lower socio-economic s","cbCaimftyKBUZ8C5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimftyKBUZ8C5","pdf",145846,"English","# Decision and approval\n## Approved change and closure requirements\n## Statement of reasons and main findings\n## Social impacts and risk assessment\n## Factors supporting approval and materials considered","[{\"question\":\"What change of conditions was approved for Good Food Distributors?\",\"answer\":\"The Authority approved the application to revoke condition #2030, allowing the premises to operate a small liquor sales area within an existing supermarket rather than restricting sales to online or by phone for delivery.\"},{\"question\":\"What closure requirement applies outside licensed trading hours?\",\"answer\":\"Under section 103(2), any counter or place used to sell or supply liquor under the licence, including mixed-use checkouts in the liquor sales area, must be closed to the public outside licensed trading hours.\"},{\"question\":\"Why did the Authority approve the application despite potential social impacts?\",\"answer\":\"The Authority found the proposal consistent with the objects of the Liquor Act 2007, contributing to community amenity. It also noted there would be no increase in liquor outlet saturation, trading hours remain unchanged (no Sunday trading), no same-day delivery, and appropriate harm-minimisation measures were imposed in Schedule 1.\"}]","Decision of the Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority - Good Food Distributors - Application for a change of conditions | PDF",1791300438,13]