Nightcode result code#

Nightcode result code#

The Late Night Code was further amended in November 2019 to reflect the legislative amendments resulting from the implementation of the broader liquor licensing reforms that followed the Anderson Review.Ī comprehensive review of the Late Night Code (including the lockout) is now being undertaken as recommended by the Anderson Review, following delays resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. In considering the lockout, Mr Anderson recommended that the Government give consideration to a further review of the ‘Lockout’ (in two or three years’ time) given the relatively short period of operation to that date. The 2016 Review of the South Australian Liquor Licensing Act 1997, prepared by Hon Tim Anderson KC (the Anderson Review) further considered the effectiveness and adequacy of the State’s regulatory framework. No changes were made to the 3am late night restricted entry. Following the review, a number of amendments were made which came into operation in February 2016. In July 2015, a review of the Late Night Code was undertaken. a ‘lockout’ which stops people from entering or re-entering venues after 3am (excluding the Casino and restaurants).a ban on ‘shooters’, ‘doubles’, ‘laybacks’ and similar types of drinks after 2am.a ban on drinking alcohol on footpaths after 2am.drink marshals and first aid officers in venues after 2am.The Code applies to most licensed venues that trade past 2am and its measures include: The Late Night Code was introduced in October 2013 following community concern about late-night, alcohol-fuelled violence in and around licensed venues. Industry Survey: open to those who work at, manage, or own a venue with a liquor license.

Community and Patron Survey: open to those who attend, live or work near licensed venues and for anyone who has a view about the current laws.Two surveys have been developed to help gather your views: You now have an opportunity to put forward your views on the Late Night Code. provide recommendations (if any) for amendments to the Late Night Code.assess whether the Late Night Code has resulted in any unintended consequences and.assess whether the Late Night Code has successfully reduced alcohol-related harm in and around licensed venues.What's being decided?Ĭonsumer and Business Services is undertaking a review of the Late Night Trading Code (Late Night Code) of Practice under the Liquor Licensing Act 1997. Do you go out to, live or work near Adelaide’s late-night venues? Have your say and help inform the Late Night Code Review.