7 Exercise and delegation of functions
Licensing Act 2003 (2003 c 17) | Legislation

7  Exercise and delegation of functions

(1)     All matters relating to the discharge by a licensing authority of its licensing functions are, by virtue of this subsection, referred to its licensing committee and, accordingly, that committee must discharge those functions on behalf of the authority.

(2)     Subsection (1) does not apply to—

(a)     any function conferred on the licensing authority by section 5 (statement of licensing policy),

[(aa)     the functions of making, and varying or revoking, an order under section 172A (early morning alcohol restriction order),] or

[(aa)     the functions of making, and varying or revoking, an order under section 172A (early morning alcohol restriction order),]

(b)     any function discharged under subsection (5)(a) below by

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