Australian Capital Territory Current Acts Australian Capital Territory Current Acts(1) This section applies if the commissioner is making a decision about whether premises are suitable premises for a licence or permit.
(2) The commissioner may, by written notice given to the responsible person for the premises (a premises information notice ), require the person to give the commissioner 1 or more of the following, not later than a stated reasonable time:
(a) evidence that the operation of the business at the premises under the proposed licence or permit complies with—
(i) the lease where the premises are located; and
(ii) the territory plan
;
(b) the final floor plans of the premises approved by the territory planning authority in the development approval for the premises;
(c) a certificate of occupancy for the premises;
(d) a risk-assessment management plan for the premises;
Note 1 See pt 6 (Risk-assessment management plans for licensed premises and permitted premises).
Note 2 If the commissioner does not approve the risk-assessment management plan, the commissioner must also decide that the premises are not suitable premises for the licence or permit (see s 77).
(e) other stated information about the premises.
(3) A premises information notice must also tell the person that giving false or misleading information is an offence against the Criminal Code
, section 338 (Giving false or misleading information).