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14.6 Licensing authorities may wish to consider requesting, in the notice of suspensionmentioned above, that subsequent payment of the outstanding fee may be made in suchmanner as would most expeditiously bring it to the attention of the authority. The licensingauthority may also wish to inform the police and other responsible authorities that thelicence or certificate has been reinstated.EFFECTS OF SUSPENSION14.7 A premises licence or certificate that has been suspended does not have effect toauthorise licensable activities. However, it can for example be subject to a hearing or, in thecase of a premises licence, an application for transfer. The licence will nevertheless onlybe reinstated when the outstanding fee has been paid. Formally, the debt is owed by theholder who held the licence at the time it was suspended. However, it may be more likelyin practice that the new holder will actually make the payment. In the case of a licence orcertificate where more than one payment year has been missed (since the coming intoforce of sections 55A and 92A of the 2003 Act) payment of the outstanding fee in relationto each year will be required to reinstate the licence.AMENDED GUIDANCE ISSUED UNDER SECTION 182 OF THE LICENSING ACT 2003115
15. Live music and regulated entertainmentREGULATED ENTERTAINMENTENTERTAINMENT15.1 Schedule 1 to the 2003 Act (Annex A), sets out what activities are regarded as theprovision of regulated entertainment (entertainment and entertainment facilities) and thosewhich are not and are therefore exempt from the regulated entertainment aspects of thelicensing regime (including incidental music (see paragraphs 15.13-15.16 below)15.2 Subject to the conditions, definitions and the exemptions in Schedule 1, the types ofentertainment regulated by the 2003 Act are:• a performance of a play;• an exhibition of a film;• an indoor sporting event;• a boxing or wrestling entertainment; (indoor and outdoor)• a performance of live music;• any playing of recorded music;• a performance of dance; and• entertainment of a similar description to that falling within the performance of livemusic, the playing of recorded music and the performance of dance, but only where theentertainment takes place in the presence of an audience and is provided at least partlyto entertain that audience.ENTERTAINMENT FACILITIES15.3 Subject to the conditions, definitions and the exemptions in Schedule 1 of the 2003 Act,entertainment facilities means facilities for enabling persons to take part in entertainmentconsisting of:• making music;• dancing;• entertainment of a similar description to making music or for dancing.116 AMENDED GUIDANCE ISSUED UNDER SECTION 182 OF THE LICENSING ACT 2003
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Contents1. Introduction............
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LICENSING POLICIES1.11 Section 5 of
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2.10 A condition must also be capab
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• Ensuring appropriate and freque
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SAFE CAPACITIES2.28 “Safe capacit
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2.38 Measures to control light poll
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2.49 The 2003 Act provides that, wh
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alcohol to its customer, an authori
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--have given an objection notice be
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4.26 Only one DPS may be specified
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y the licence, it would be necessar
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to the statutory conditions in resp
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VEHICLES5.19 Under the 2003 Act, al
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5.29 Venues that are permanent or p
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6.7 The 2003 Act does not prevent v
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7. Temporary event notices (TENs)7.
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STANDARD AND LATE TEMPORARY EVENT N
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licence conditions on the TEN (inso
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8. Applications for premises licenc
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Executive and local authority healt
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premises licences may be found eith
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• the required fee (details of fe
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8.41 All parties are expected to wo
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variations, there is no right to a
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LICENSING HOURS8.62 Variations to t
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unenforceable. This would be accept
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8.81 Licensing authorities in Wales
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