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Liquor Compliance
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About Liquor Compliance

Practical licensing support for New Zealand hospitality.

Liquor Compliance was created to make alcohol licensing and compliance easier to understand for hospitality and alcohol businesses.

We believe good licensing support should be clear, organised, practical and focused on helping businesses operate responsibly.

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Who we help

Built around hospitality businesses

We work with operators across different parts of the alcohol and hospitality industry.

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Restaurants
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Cafés
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Bars
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Taverns
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Bottle stores
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Supermarkets
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Grocery stores
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Hotels
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Clubs
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Entertainment venues
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Online alcohol sellers
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Winery cellar doors
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Our approach

More than filling out forms.

Alcohol licensing involves the business, the premises, managers, staff, customers and the surrounding community.

Our approach is to help clients understand the process and create better systems around it.

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Clear
Explain complicated processes in straightforward language.
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Organised
Help businesses understand what documents and information they need.
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Practical
Focus on how compliance works during real hospitality operations.
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Responsible
Support businesses in building practices that promote responsible alcohol service and positive community outcomes.
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Business & community

Good hospitality and good compliance can work together.

Successful licensed businesses contribute to New Zealand's hospitality industry, employment and local communities. At the same time, alcohol must be supplied responsibly.

Liquor Compliance aims to help operators understand both sides of that responsibility.

Responsible service
Preventing sales to minors
Intoxication management
Trained staff
Clear operating procedures
Community awareness
Licence-condition compliance
Licensing consultant talking with a venue owner across a table in a bright restaurant
Working alongside operators
INDEPENDENT CONSULTANCY
Liquor Compliance is an independent alcohol licensing and compliance consultancy.
We are not Auckland Council, a District Licensing Committee, ARLA, NZQA, ServiceIQ or another regulatory authority. Applications and licensing decisions remain with the relevant statutory authorities.
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