Public Entertainment Licence Conditions

Appendix 1

Style Conditions attached to Public Entertainment Licence

1. The maximum number of persons to be admitted to the premises at any one time shall be determined by the Licensing Authority.
2. The premises shall be constructed and maintained to the satisfaction of the appropriate officials of the Licensing Authority and, where appropriate, Scottish Fire & Rescue Service, and shall not be altered without the consent of the Licensing Authority.
3. The Licenceholder shall not, without the consent of the Licensing Authority, operate the premises for any purposes other than that specified in his form of application for his Licence.
4. The premises shall only be open for business on such days and during such hours as determined by the Licensing Authority.
5. The Licence holder shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that flyposting does not take place to advertise events occurring on the premises. The Licenceholder shall ensure that all contracts/hiring agreements in regard to the use of the premises for entertainment purposes contain a requirement that the performers will not engage in or authorise any other company or person to engage in flyposting to advertise their performances.
6. If during the currency of the Licence, the holder is convicted of any offence, they shall, within 28 days, provide full details of such convictions, in writing, to the Licensing Authority.
7. The Licenceholder shall ensure that adequate and suitable provision is made for the storage and removal of refuse and other waste from the premises.
8. The Licenceholder shall ensure that publicity material advertising events occurring on the premises is not distributed in such a manner as to produce litter.
9. The Licenceholder shall keep records verifying the identity of all staff employed during the event and that such information shall be retained for a period of six months thereafter, and that all staff shall display an identification badge for the duration of the event.