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The document discusses new liquor legislation in South Africa and how it affects wine businesses. It outlines the key pieces of liquor legislation, including the Liquor Act of 1989, the Liquor Act of 2003, the Western Cape Liquor Act, and municipal bylaws. It examines how these laws apply to wine estates and issues like licensing, compliance requirements around record keeping, storage, and sales. Compliance topics like annual license renewal, displaying documents, and restrictions on quantities are also covered. The document is intended to help wine businesses understand the new legal framework around liquor production and sales.
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- 1. MY WINE BUSINESS AND THE NEW LIQUOR LEGISLATION By Danie Cronje | Director: Liquor law
- 2. Liquor laws • 1. Introduction • 2. The Liquor Act 27 of 1989 (the old Act) • 3. The Liquor Act 59 of 2003 (the national Act) • 4. The Western Cape Liquor Act • 5. Municipal Bylaws • 6. Other Acts • 1. The Liquor Products Act • 2. The Customs and Excise Act • 3. The Consumer Protection Act
- 3. The law and wine businesses • 1. The position of wine estates under the Western Cape Liquor Act • 2. Is the national Act applicable? • 3. Municipal Bylaws on Liquor Trading • 4. Other provincial Liquor Acts
- 4. New and existing liquor licenses • 1. New licenses • 2. Changes to existing licenses • 1. License holder • 2. Shareholding/membership/partners/beneficiaries • 3. Premises • 4. Management • 5. Use • 3. Temporary and special event licenses • 4. Garagistes
- 5. Compliance • 1. Annual renewal • 2. Storing of liquor • 3. Charging a fee for tasting • 4. 150 liter limit • 5. Display of documents • Renewal • License • Appointment of manager • 6. Notice on front door / window
- 6. Renewal
- 7. License
- 10. Compliance - recordkeeping • 1. Record in written or electronic form • 1. Name of your business • 2. Address of your business • 3. Liquor license number of your business • 4. Invoice number • 5. Date of issue of invoice • 6. Kind of liquor sold • 7. Quantity of liquor sold • 8. Purchase price paid
- 11. Compliance - recordkeeping • 2. Additional information – sale above 150 liters • 1. Name of purchaser • 2. Address of purchaser • 3. Telephone number of purchaser
- 12. THANK YOU Questions? For further enquiries contact Danie Cronje dlc@cm.law.za 021 808 5642 082 772 3517 Twitter: @Danie_Cronje