Concession at special event
“concessionaire” means a licensee given a concession under subsection (2).
125.1(2)Notwithstanding any other provision of this Act, a special events licensee may, in exchange for consideration established by that licensee, give a concession to a licensee listed in subsection (3), the concessionaire may operate that concession during the event to which the special events licence applies in accordance with this section and the special events licensee in such circumstances may refrain from selling liquor during the event.
125.1(3)A concession may be given under subsection (2) to
(a)
Repealed: 1996, c.37, s.23
(b)
a dining-room licensee,
(c)
a lounge licensee, or
(d)
a special facility licensee.
125.1(4)A special events licensee may establish the area within the special events licensee’s licensed premises in which a concessionaire may operate a concession.
125.1(5)Notwithstanding any other provision of this Act, a person buying liquor from a concessionaire at a concession given under this section may consume the liquor anywhere in the licensed premises of the special events licensee.
125.1(6)A concessionaire shall not sell from a concession any liquor that the concessionaire is not authorized to sell under the concessionaire’s own licence.
125.1(7)A concessionaire shall comply, shall ensure that all the agents and employees of the concessionaire comply and shall ensure that the sale of liquor at the concessionaire’s concession conforms with
(a)
any conditions attached to the licence of the special events licensee in respect of the sale of liquor by concession,
(b)
any provisions of this Act and the regulations in respect of the sale of liquor by concession,
(c)
any provisions of this Act and the regulations not in conflict with this section that apply to the concessionaire as a licensee, and
(d)
any conditions attached to the license of the concessionaire that are not in conflict with this section.
1992, c.90, s.84; 1993, c.67, s.16; 1996, c.37, s.23