[172H Interim steps pending off-sales review]
Licensing Act 2003 (2003 c 17) | Legislation

[172H  Interim steps pending off-sales review]

[(1)     This section applies to the consideration by a relevant licensing authority on an application under section 172G whether it is necessary to take interim steps pending the determination of the off-sales review.

(2)     The consideration may take place without the holder of the premises licence having been given an opportunity to make representations to the relevant licensing authority.

(3)     In the case of a premises licence to which section 172F(2) applies, the interim steps the relevant licensing authority must consider taking are—

(a)     the modification of the conditions of the licence in so far as it relates to off-sales authorised by virtue of section 172F(2);

(b)     the exclusion of off-sales authorised by virtue of section 172F(2) from the scope of

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