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How to apply for an Major Variation
The Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 allows the holder of a Premises Licence to make a number of minor variations to their licence. A major variation is any variation to the Premises Licence other than those defined as minor variations.
How do I apply?
Read our 
guidance on applying [334kb] for information on the application process including details of:
- How to lodge an application
- Supporting documents required
- How the application will be processed
- The time it will take to get a decision
- What to do if you are unhappy with the decision
How much does it cost?
Please refer to our Fees and Charges [427kb] document for details of the current fee and accepted payment methods.
The application will not be accepted without the correct fee.
Can someone object to an application?
In terms of the Licensing (Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 2007, the Licensing Board is required to give notice an application for major variation during the first 21 days of the consultation period.
Public Notice of Premises Licence Applications [88kb]
During this 28 day consultation period any individual can object or make a representation to the application.
Read our guidance on making an objection or representation for more information.
