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Alcohol licences
The Kāpiti Coast District Council administers the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 and has appointed the Kāpiti Coast District Licensing Committee (DLC) to consider and determine applications for:
- licences and managers' certificates
- renewal of licences and managers' certificates
- temporary authority orders
- special licences.
Under the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012, anyone who wants to sell or supply alcohol must have a current alcohol licence.
Applications for licences and certificates are processed by the Licensing Team at Council. We aim to deliver an effective service by raising awareness of the statutory requirements and helping you to navigate the process.
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Find out which alcohol licence you need, how to apply for a new licence, renew an existing one, or get a temporary authority for existing licensed premises. New licence...
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Find out how to apply for or renew a manager's certificate and access information on training providers. At all times alcohol is being sold to the public in or from licensed...
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Any person who has a 'greater interest' in the application for an alcohol licence than the public generally may object to the grant or renewal of that licence. Status of objectors...
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Find out which alcohol licence you need, how to apply for a new licence, renew an existing one, or get a temporary authority for existing licensed premises.
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The District Licensing Committee (DLC) determines applications for new renewals and renewed alcohol licences, special icences, temporary authority orders, managers' certificates...
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You can make a submission or object to applications for alcohol licence applications.