Penalties for not complying with CCTV and crowd controller requirements
If you do not comply with CCTV and crowd controller legislation, you may be penalised.
CCTV
Failing to comply with a CCTV requirement can result in a maximum penalty of $16,690. This applies to venues both in and outside of the Brisbane City Council (BCC) area.
Crowd control
Failing to comply with a licence condition regarding crowd controllers within the BCC area can result in a maximum penalty of $16,690.
Failing to comply with a licence condition about crowd controllers outside the BCC area can result in a maximum penalty of $6,676.
Employing an unlicensed crowd controller can incur a maximum penalty of $83,450 for a first offence.
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[Animation]
Two guys, Tiny and Bluey, both in red t-shirts are in line to get into a venue.
[Voice over]
This is Tiny and Bluey. They're pretty tough guys. Stupid, but pretty tough. Tiny's taken offence that Bluey's wearing the same shirt.
[Tiny]
Mate, that's my shirt!
[Voice over]
Typically, Tiny and Bluey will deal with this by punching on. You know a good old fashion scrap to impress the ladies!
[Animation]
Tiny and Bluey throw punches in a fist-flying frenzy. They knock over a table, spilling drinks on to the floor as other patrons and the bartender look shocked. A compliance officer and the licensee appear. The compliance officer looks unimpressed.
[Compliance officer]
Hey, what's going on here? I'll need to have a chat to your approved manager and review your CCTV footage.
[Animation]
The licensee looks sheepish as he lifts his hands to indicate he has no clue of what his responsibilities are in this situation.
[Voice over]
Unfortunately this licensee is not on top of his game.
Also consider...
- Contact the Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulations (OLGR).
- Read the Liquor Act 1992.
- Learn more about liquor fines and penalties for licensees and their staff.