Conditions of Entry

Supplied by Camden Liquor Accord

Any persons entering these premises agrees to comply with the following “Conditions of Entry”, which have been implemented in accordance with the current NSW Public Health (Covid‐19) Order relating to this premise for the purpose of keeping patrons and staff safe.

All patrons attending this licensed premise shall;

• Provide their name and phone number/email on entry;
• Be refused entry if they display signs of illness;
• Be requested to leave should they display signs of illness after entry;
• Be seated while consuming liquor;
• Adhere to social distancing as required, including at entry and exit point or where markings are in place;
• Comply with any request to relocate due to patron number restrictions in any area;
• Comply with reasonable directions from staff;
• Consider downloading the COVIDSAFE app;
• Adhere to a maximum number of 10 persons per table.

Failure to comply with any of all of these conditions may constitute an offence under the Public Health Order and the licensee, their staff or agents reserve the right to remove from the premises any patron not adhering to these conditions under Section 77 of the Liquor Act 2007.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers Supplied by AHA NSW

Restriction on Groups of More than 10

The current Public Health Order expressly provides that “no person may be on the premises as part of an individual group of more than 10 persons”. This means that venues cannot take bookings for more than 10 persons, and have them seated at separate tables.

The only exception to this is in respect of a gathering immediately after a wedding, funeral or memorial service which permits:

• In the case of a wedding, no more than 20 persons.
• In the case of a funeral or memorial service, no more than 50 persons.

Any type of gathering (apart from the above exceptions) remains covered by this 10 person restriction. This includes conferences or any other type of business or non-business related event. We have been made aware of non-member organisations and venues organising and promoting a range of events and functions where attendance of more than 10 persons is likely. To be clear, such events and functions are not permitted under the current Public Health Order.

Physical Distancing – Groups at the same table

It remains our advice that groups who attend and are seated at the same table together (which must be no more than 10) are not required to be seated 1.5 metres apart, irrespective of whether that group is from the same household or not. We are aware that licensing police in certain regions have taken a differing view on this matter. We have raised this matter with Liquor and Gaming NSW and asked for clarification to be provided in an FAQ document which is currently being finalised. In the meantime, members are advised to continue to rely upon our advice as stated.