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Compliance for liquor licensees and permittees

Rapid intoxication signage for licensed venues

Download and display signage to show your patrons what is acceptable regarding rapid intoxication drinks at your licensed venue.

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No rapid intoxication drinks after 12am. $13,345.	No rapid intoxication drinks after 12am sign
From 1 July 2016, after midnight in all Queensland venues: No sale of shooters, shots, bombs and blasters or any drink designed for rapid consumption or drinks containing more than 45ml of alcohol (examples included). No pre-mixed alcoholic drinks over 5% and containing more ethanol than 2 standard drinks (examples included). Yes to sale of up to 45ml of a spirit or liqueur in a tall glass with, or without, a mixer (examples included). Yes to sale of wine, beer and cider. Yes to sale of cocktails if listed on menu with set price (example included).	Examples of rapid-intoxication drinks banned after midnight sign Examples of rapid-intoxication drinks banned after midnight LCD

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No rapid intoxication drinks after 12am. $13,345.

From 1 July 2016, after midnight in all Queensland venues:

No sale of shooters, shots, bombs and blasters or any drink designed for rapid consumption or drinks containing more than 45ml of alcohol (examples included).
No pre-mixed alcoholic drinks over 5% and containing more ethanol than 2 standard drinks (examples included).
Yes to sale of up to 45ml of a spirit or liqueur in a tall glass with, or without, a mixer (examples included).
Yes to sale of wine, beer and cider.
Yes to sale of cocktails if listed on menu with set price (example included).