Find out how to apply for a Section 39 or 40 Certificate, which may be required as part of your Liquor Licence application.
When certificates are required
Liquor licences are issued by the Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety (DLGIRS).
To determine what type of liquor licence you need and whether you’ll also require supporting certificates from the City, visit the Liquor licensing page on the DLGIRS website.
You may be asked to provide one or both of the following certificates from the City to support your application:
- Section 39 Certificate: issued by the City’s Health Services team. Confirms the premises complies with the Health (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1911 and the Food Act 2008; and
- Section 40 Certificate: issued by the City’s Planning Services team. Confirms the proposed use of the premises is consistent with current planning approval.
How to apply
Apply online using the link below.
An application fee applies.
Please ensure you submit all required details at lodgement to avoid delays.
Apply online using the link below.
You will also need to include:
A detailed site plan (to scale) showing the area of the premises to be licensed;
A detailed internal floor plan showing where the liquor licence will apply (for example, main hall or dining area); and
An application fee of $228.50 applies.
Please ensure you submit all required details at lodgement to avoid delays.
