WELCOME

The Bankstown Liquor Accord is a local voluntary liquor partnership which aims to work with local communities to: * Minimise harm associated with alcohol consumption * Improve safety and amenities in local facilities * Reduce alcohol related violence and anti-social behaviour.

Liquor Accords are a pro-active means of creating safer neighbourhoods without the need to resort to regulation, enforcement action and ultimately court sanctions after problems have occurred. It is based on harm minimisation and the Responsible Service of Alcohol principles contained within the liquor laws. Whilst the Liquor Accord places particular emphasis on the roles and responsibilities of local licensees, it is supported by the complimentary actions of: Canterbury Bankstown City Council, NSW Police, Liquor and Racing.
It also focuses on patrons and their responsibilities regarding the consumption of alcohol and in improving public safety. All parties undertake the principles to improve the safety and environment in the Bankstown local government area.

Benefits of joining your local Liquor Accord?

Liquor Accords – Local Ideas. Real Solutions

Upcoming Meetings

The Bankstown Liquor Accord meets twice yearly at Bankstown Sports Club to discuss current issues, business practice and share information. Find out more about any upcoming meetings and download past meeting minutes.

POLICING MATTERS
BANKSTOWN LOCAL AREA COMMAND
Licencing Officer
NATHAN DECHAUFEPLE
E: dech1snat@police.nsw.gov.au
 

SMOKE FREE COMMERCIAL OUTDOOR DINING
A guide for licenced venues, restaurants and cafes

On 6 July 2015 some important changes to the Smoke-free Environment Act 2000 (Act) come into effect for the hospitality industry in New South Wales.
Download a guide to changes

 

2021
MEETING SCHEDULE - 10.30AM JUNE 8TH 2021 - REVESBY WORKERS CLUB 


 

 
 

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