Proceeding contribution from Andrew Gwynne (Labour) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 12 July 2005. It occurred during Opposition day on Licensing Act 2003.
Licensing Act 2003
I am not sure whether I am required to declare an interest, as my wife holds a highly distinguished position as a member of Tameside council’s liquor licensing panel, and my agent chairs it. Is my hon. Friend aware that in Tameside, a local authority that also covers his constituency, the liquor licensing panel refused the first two applications under the new Act because the applicants both had convictions for selling alcohol to children? Is that not a prime example of the way in which the Act, which has given real powers back to local authorities and local communities, is working?
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- 436 c772
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- 2005-06
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- Clubs Applications Licensing Licensed premises Local government Police Licensing laws Sports Village halls
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- Licensing Act 2003
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