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PUB TALK with Paul St John-Wood ALREADY IN FULL SWING QHA REVIEW | 60 Despite COVID-19 restrictions the QHA Events Calendar for 2021 is already in full swing. We held the annual Hoteliers Symposium in Brisbane at the Paddington Tavern in early February and the Pubs, Pots & Profits forum in conjunction with CUB in Biloela in late February. Then there’s the annual QHA/IGT Golf Day which will be held this month on the 15th at the Maroochy River Golf Club and Surf Air Beach Hotel followed by the first Hoteliers Meeting of 2021 to be held in Ipswich on the 23rd. Make sure you check out the calendar on the QHA website for upcoming events in your region of the state. One-off extended hours permit – Easter For any hoteliers looking to utilise a one-off extended hours permit over the Easter long weekend, please remember you must have your application in to OLGR by no later than Friday 12 March. Conditions and restrictions for these applications can be found on the OLGR website through your client portal. Footy Tipping Competitions Following the uncertainty we all witnessed with the 2020 national sporting seasons, we’re hoping 2021 will see a return to normality. This of course means we’ll be kicking off footy tipping competitions very soon! If you require assistance or clarification with rules around incentives and advertising please contact the QHA. A reminder as well, we have corporate partners who can provide tipping posters and draw cards if you are madly rushing around last minute trying to organise them. Liquor supply and consumption in hotels outside of licenced trading hours It is timely to remind hoteliers, particularly those who reside at their licenced premises, that supply (including gratuitous supply) and consumption cannot take place on the licenced premises outside of your standard trading hours without the prior approval of OLGR. The fines for unauthorised supply after hours are in excess of $7,000 which includes a risk criterion fee which is added to your next annual liquor licence renewal fee. It is a common misconception that publicans who reside at the premises can supply and consume liquor with family or friends in the hotel when the hotel is closed. This can only take place in an area which is considered the residence (not the public bar), or again can happen in the licenced area but only with the prior approval from the regulator. Ipswich Hoteliers Meeting The first QHA Regional Hoteliers Meeting for 2021 will be held in Ipswich on Tuesday 23 March – this date marks 12 months to the day since the first industry-wide on-premise shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While these meetings are an excellent opportunity for hoteliers from around the region to network with industry counterparts and suppliers, it’s also a chance to debrief on restrictions imposed as a result of the pandemic and discuss ways to grow your respective businesses going forward. Hoteliers in the greater Ipswich area will have received details of the meeting via the standard communication channels.
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