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Licensing Act 2003

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194 Index of defined expressions

In this Act the following expressions are defined or otherwise explained by the provisions indicated— Expression | Interpretation provision alcohol | section 191 associate member | section 67(2) authorised person, in Part 3 | section 13 authorised person, in Part 4 | section 69 beer | section 193 cider | section 193 club premises certificate | section 60 community premises | section 193 conviction, in Part 6 | section 114 crime prevention objective | section 193 designated premises supervisor | section 15 entitled to work in the United Kingdom | section 192A foreign offence, in Part 6 | section 113 given, in relation to a notice, etc. | section 184 guest | section 67(1) . . . | . . . . . . | . . . immigration offence | section 113 immigration penalty (and required to pay, in relation to an immigration penalty) | section 113 interim authority notice | section 47 late night refreshment | Schedule 2 late temporary event notice | section 100A(1)(b) licensable activity | section 1(1) licensed premises | section 193 licensing authority | section 3(1) licensing authority’s area | section 3(2) licensing functions | sections 4(1) and 193 licensing objectives | section 4(2) order | section 193 permitted temporary activity | section 98 personal licence | section 111(1) premises | section 193 premises licence | section 11 premises user, in relation to a temporary event notice | section 100(2) prescribed | section 193 provisional statement | section 29(3) qualifying club | section 61 qualifying club activity | section 1(2) recognised club | section 193 regulated entertainment | Schedule 1 regulations | section 193 relevant electronic facility | section 193 relevant licensing authority, in Part 3 | section 12 relevant licensing authority, in Part 4 | section 68 relevant licensing authority, in Part 5 | section 99 relevant licensing authority, in Part 6 | section 112 relevant offence, in Part 6 | section 113 relevant person, in Part 5 | section 99A responsible authority, in Part 3 | section 13 responsible authority, in Part 4 | section 69 sale by retail, in relation to alcohol | section 192 secretary, in Part 4 | section 70 standard temporary event notice | section 100A(1)(a) supply of alcohol, in Part 3 | section 14 supply of alcohol to members or guests, in relation to a club, in Part 4 | section 70 temporary event notice | section 100(1) vehicle | section 193 vessel | section 193 wine | section 193 working day | section 193 working illegally, in relation to the prevention of illegal working in licensed premises | section 193

Your change, as a redline

194 Index of defined expressions

In this Act the following expressions are defined or otherwise explained by the provisions indicated— Expression | Interpretation provision alcohol | section 191 associate member | section 67(2) authorised person, in Part 3 | section 13 authorised person, in Part 4 | section 69 beer | section 193 cider | section 193 club premises certificate | section 60 community premises | section 193 conviction, in Part 6 | section 114 crime prevention objective | section 193 designated premises supervisor | section 15 entitled to work in the United Kingdom | section 192A foreign offence, in Part 6 | section 113 given, in relation to a notice, etc. | section 184 guest | section 67(1) . . . | . . . . . . | . . . immigration offence | section 113 immigration penalty (and required to pay, in relation to an immigration penalty) | section 113 interim authority notice | section 47 late night refreshment | Schedule 2 late temporary event notice | section 100A(1)(b) licensable activity | section 1(1) licensed premises | section 193 licensing authority | section 3(1) licensing authority’s area | section 3(2) licensing functions | sections 4(1) and 193 licensing objectives | section 4(2) order | section 193 permitted temporary activity | section 98 personal licence | section 111(1) premises | section 193 premises licence | section 11 premises user, in relation to a temporary event notice | section 100(2) prescribed | section 193 provisional statement | section 29(3) qualifying club | section 61 qualifying club activity | section 1(2) recognised club | section 193 regulated entertainment | Schedule 1 regulations | section 193 relevant electronic facility | section 193 relevant licensing authority, in Part 3 | section 12 relevant licensing authority, in Part 4 | section 68 relevant licensing authority, in Part 5 | section 99 relevant licensing authority, in Part 6 | section 112 relevant offence, in Part 6 | section 113 relevant person, in Part 5 | section 99A responsible authority, in Part 3 | section 13 responsible authority, in Part 4 | section 69 sale by retail, in relation to alcohol | section 192 secretary, in Part 4 | section 70 standard temporary event notice | section 100A(1)(a) supply of alcohol, in Part 3 | section 14 supply of alcohol to members or guests, in relation to a club, in Part 4 | section 70 temporary event notice | section 100(1) vehicle | section 193 vessel | section 193 wine | section 193 working day | section 193 working illegally, in relation to the prevention of illegal working in licensed premises | section 193

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