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Local Licensing Forum

The Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 radically updates the liquor licensing regime in Scotland and is scheduled for full implementation from September 2009.  The Moray Council now has an obligation which is separate and distinct from the obligations of the Licensing Board.  In terms of Section 10 of the Act, each council had to establish a Local Licensing Forum(LLF) for the area.

The general role of the LLF is to keep under review the operation of the new Licensing Act throughout Moray and to give advice and make recommendations to the Board in relation to those matters as the forum considers appropriate.  This is mainly at policy level, the forum cannot comment on individual cases.

The forum will meet four times a year at quarterly intervals.

Further information relating to Local Licensing Forums in Scotland can be found at www.local-licensing-forums.org.uk

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Constitution

All members (2 pages, 71.5 KB) of the forum agree to abide by the constitution (4 pages, 56.6 KB) set out for the forum.

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Meetings

All meetings held by the forum  will be open meetings and therefore press and public will be free to attend. View previous agendas and minutes

Date of Next Meeting 

 31 October 2008 at 2.30pm in the Town Hall Lounge, Elgin

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Application to Forum

The forum is now up and running with full membership (2 pages, KB)however if you have missed the application process and would be interested in future we can hold your details until a place becomes available.

Please download the application from  (1 page, 339 KB)

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Contact Details

Convener -  Iain Ednie (Licence Holder)
Email: iain.ednie1@btinternet.com
Tel: 07971856165

Vice Convener   -  Alex Macmillan     
Email: alexmacmillan@talktalk.net

 For further details or queries please contact llf@moray.gov.uk or telephone 01343 563316 or 563623

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