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Message: [QUOTE="Jason Simmons, post: 2794310, member: 8275"] Might want to check your licence conditions slightly more carefully then in future, if they choose to make a deal out of it... [TABLE][TBODY][TR][TH]Infringement[/TH][TH]Penalties[/TH][/TR][/TBODY] [TBODY][TR][TD] [LIST] [*]Failure to comply with closed circuit television conditions [*]Licensee employs unlicensed crowd controllers. [/LIST][/TD] [TD] [LIST] [*]Maximum penalty $12,190 [*]Maximum penalty $12,190 [/LIST][/TD][/TR][/TBODY][/TABLE] And because I don't want to turn this into another legal debate, none of this is my opinion, it is straight from OLGR. [SIZE=5][B]Storing CCTV reporting and recordings[/B][/SIZE] You must store in a secure place at the licensed premises the: [LIST] [*]recorded details of the daily and 6-monthly checks conducted and any malfunctioning of CCTV equipment (see 'Maintaining CCTV equipment at licensed premises' above) [*]the register used to record the CCTV certification, which must be carried out at least every 6 months. [/LIST] The new obligations also require licensees to store CCTV recordings in a secure manner and keep each recording available for inspection by an investigator (i.e. Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation investigator or police officer). In addition, a licensee can no longer destroy a CCTV recording that has previously been provided to an investigator until the investigator provides written notice to the licensee advising them that the recording is 'viewable'. [URL]https://www.business.qld.gov.au/industry/liquor-gaming/liquor/compliance-licensees/security/liquor-licensees-cctv[/URL] Whatever anyone may have done in the past, isn't relevant to James Roberts current drama... [/QUOTE]

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