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Transitional Regulation, 2014

This regulation converts certain old liquor licences into new liquor service licence categories when the Act comes into force, lets some pending applications continue under the new categories, and lets some beer vendors…

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“This regulation converts certain old liquor licences into new liquor service licence categories when the Act comes into force, lets some pending applications continue under the new categories, and lets some beer vendors keep selling authorized additional products.”

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Transitional Regulation

This regulation converts certain old liquor licences into new liquor service licence categories when the Act comes into force, lets some pending applications continue under the new categories, and lets some beer vendors keep selling authorized additional…

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This regulation converts certain old liquor licences into new liquor service licence categories when the Act comes into force, lets some pending applications continue under the new categories, and lets some beer vendors keep selling authorized additional products.

Transitional Regulation, M.R. 83/2014 The Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Control Act , C.C.S.M. c. L153 Regulation 83/2014 Registered March 14, 2014 bilingual version (HTML) Definitions 1 The following definitions apply in this regulation. "Act" means The Liquor and Gaming Control Act . (« nouvelle loi ») " The Liquor Control Act " means The Liquor Control Act, R.S.M. 1988, c. L160, as it read immediately before the coming into force of the Act. (« Loi sur la réglementation des alcools ») Equivalent liquor licence categories 2(1) Subject to this section, a person who, immediately before the coming into force of the Act, held the licence or licences under The Liquor Control Act listed in Column 1 of the following table in respect of specific premises is deemed to hold the category of liquor service licence listed opposite in Column 2 of the Table for those premises on the coming into force of the Act: Column 1 Liquor Control Act Licence(s) Column 2 Equivalent Liquor Service Licence Dining Room Dining Room Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge Dining Room/Lounge Beverage Room Beverage Room Cabaret Entertainment Facility Spectator Activities Entertainment Facility Sports Facility Customer/Member Service Transportation Customer/Member Service Canteen Customer/Member Service Private Club Customer/Member Service 2(2) If a dining room licence under The Liquor Control Act is held by the operator of a residence or facility for elderly or infirm persons immediately before the coming into force of the Act, the licensee is deemed to hold a customer/member service on the coming into force of the Act. 2(3) If a licence under The Liquor Control Act in respect of premises in a casino or gaming centre is held by a person immediately before the coming into force of the Act, the licensee is deemed to hold a unique hospitality venue licence that is subject to such terms and conditions that may be imposed on the licence by the executive director for those premises on the coming into force of the Act. 2(4) If a person held a dining room licence and cocktail lounge licence for premises within the same building immediately before the coming into force of the Act, (a) the person is deemed to hold a dining room/lounge licence in respect of the combined areas of the dining room licence and cocktail licence; and (b) the area that was the subject of the cocktail licence before the coming into force of the Act is deemed to be the lounge area and the area that was the subject of the dining room licence is deemed to be the dining area. Applications 3 If an application for a licence under The Liquor Control Act listed in Column 1 of the Table in subsection (1) has not been completed before the coming into force of the Act, the application is deemed to be an application for the category of liquor service licence provided under section 2. Authorized products sold by retail beer vendor 4 The holder of a beer vendor licence under The Liquor Control Act who was authorized to sell additional products under section 83 of that Act immediately before the coming into force of the Act may continue to sell those products when the Act comes into force and the person is deemed to hold a retail beer vendor licence. Coming into force 5 This regulation comes into force on the same day that Schedule B of The Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries Corporation Act and Liquor and Gaming Control Act , S.M. 2013, c. 51, comes into force.
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