The Moray Licensing Board's Statement of Licensing Policy
Welcome to the Moray Licensing Board's statement of policy page. The documents on this page explain how the Board will exercise its functions under the new Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005.
Section 6 of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 requires every Licensing Board to publish a statement of policy each three years. This policy came into effect in November 2007 and will continue in effect until November 2010.
The main Policy document and the Appendices are listed separately below for ease of reference and more speedy downloads.
Statement of Policy
The Moray Licensing Board's Statement of Policy 
(111KB)(opens in new window)
Appendices (all documents open in new windows)
Assessment of Overprovision (3101KB)
Grampian Policy CCTV Specification (102KB)
Guidance on the Deployment of CCTV in Public Spaces (149KB)
Guidance on Preventing Noise Nuisance from Licensed Premises (198KB)
Pro-Forma Risk Assessment Grid for Applicants (231KB)
List of Serious Matters (124KB)
Hearing Procedures (189KB)
Pool of Sample Additional Licence Conditions (151KB)
The Moray Licensing Board Scheme of Delegation (135KB)
Consultation on a Revised Statement of Policy
The Moray Licensing Board is consulting on a revised statement of licensing policy and would welcome any comments. The document for consultation can be accessed by clicking on the link below.
The Moray Licensing Board Draft Revised Statement of Policy for Consultation (376KB)
The appendices have not been repeated.
If you would like to comment on the draft then please contact us using the email address below. Alternatively comments can be submitted in writing addressed to the Clerk to the Moray Licensing Board at the Council Offices, High Street, Elgin, IV30 1BX.
This consultation is running up to and including the 10th September 2010.
Corrections and Review
The document may contain errors requiring correction from time to time. Should anyone notice an error or have a query relating to a particular matter then please email licensing@moray.gov.uk
The policy will also remain under constant review.
If and when any changes are made the updated document will appear on this page.
If you experience any problems in obtaining a copy of the document then please notify us by emailing licensing@moray.gov.uk