Licensing bodies and off-trade questioned by Committee
2 September 2016
Licensing bodies, such as the Institute of Licensing, and the British Institute of Innkeeping, as well as off-trade representatives, such as the Association of Convenience Stores, are asked questions on the Licensing Act 2003
Witnesses
Tuesday 6 September, Committee Room 3A, Palace of Westminster
At 10.40am
- Daniel Davies, National Chairman, Institute of Licensing
- John Miley, National Chair, National Association of Licensing and Enforcement Officers
- Marie-Claire Frankie, Licensing Solicitor, National Association of Licensing and Enforcement Officers
- Michael Kheng, Chair, Midlands Region, British Institute of Innkeeping
At approximately 11.40am
- James Lowman, Chief Executive, Association of Convenience Stores
- Miles Beale, Chief Executive, Wine and Spirit Trade Association
- Gill Sherratt, Director, Licensing Matters
Possible questions
- How bad is the issue of excessive drinking?
- Is the availability of super-strength alcohol a concern?
- Should a minimum unit price be introduced?
- How is the increase of home delivery and pre-loading having an impact?
- Does the Licensing Act need to be updated or improved?
- Do organisations fully understand the Act?
Further information
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