Outlets found Selling Liquor beyond Specified Trading Hours and Outside of Licensed Premises

Debated in Parliament on 19 Nov 2018.

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Melvin Yong asked about the number of outlets violating liquor trading hours and premises rules in Little India since April 2015, actions taken, and future plans to curb such violations.
K Shanmugam stated that 32 outlets were found breaching the rules within the Liquor Control Zone in Little India since April 2015.
He noted that violators face fines up to $10,000, license suspension, or cancellation, and that police are working with licensees to improve awareness of regulations.
The Ministry plans to continue efforts such as displaying signage to highlight trading hour restrictions and other regulatory obligations.

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Melvin Yong Yik Chye

Mr Melvin Yong Yik Chye asked the Minister for Home Affairs (a) what is the number of outlets found selling liquor beyond the specified trading hours and outside of the licensed premises within the Liquor Control Zone in Little India since 1 April 2015; (b) what actions have been taken against these outlets and the persons-in-charge; and (c) what plans does the Ministry have to curb such violations.

K Shanmugam

Since 1 April 2015, 32 liquor outlets within the Liquor Control Zone in Little India have been found supplying liquor beyond the specified trading hours or outside the licensed premises.

Licensees that breach their licence conditions face fines of up to $10,000 and suspension or cancellation of their licence.

The Police are also working with licensees to increase awareness of their regulatory obligations. Such efforts could include placing signages within their outlet to highlight, for example, the restriction in trading hours.

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Melvin Yong asked about the number of outlets violating liquor trading hours and premises rules in Little India since April 2015, actions taken, and future plans to curb such violations.
K Shanmugam stated that 32 outlets were found breaching the rules within the Liquor Control Zone in Little India since April 2015.
He noted that violators face fines up to $10,000, license suspension, or cancellation, and that police are working with licensees to improve awareness of regulations.
The Ministry plans to continue efforts such as displaying signage to highlight trading hour restrictions and other regulatory obligations.

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Outlets found Selling Liquor beyond Specified Trading Hours and Outside of Licensed Premises

Debated in Parliament on 19 Nov 2018.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

Melvin Yong asked about the number of outlets violating liquor trading hours and premises rules in Little India since April 2015, actions taken, and future plans to curb such violations.
K Shanmugam stated that 32 outlets were found breaching the rules within the Liquor Control Zone in Little India since April 2015.
He noted that violators face fines up to $10,000, license suspension, or cancellation, and that police are working with licensees to improve awareness of regulations.
The Ministry plans to continue efforts such as displaying signage to highlight trading hour restrictions and other regulatory obligations.

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Melvin Yong Yik Chye

K Shanmugam

Since 1 April 2015, 32 liquor outlets within the Liquor Control Zone in Little India have been found supplying liquor beyond the specified trading hours or outside the licensed premises.

Licensees that breach their licence conditions face fines of up to $10,000 and suspension or cancellation of their licence.

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Melvin Yong asked about the number of outlets violating liquor trading hours and premises rules in Little India since April 2015, actions taken, and future plans to curb such violations.
K Shanmugam stated that 32 outlets were found breaching the rules within the Liquor Control Zone in Little India since April 2015.
He noted that violators face fines up to $10,000, license suspension, or cancellation, and that police are working with licensees to improve awareness of regulations.
The Ministry plans to continue efforts such as displaying signage to highlight trading hour restrictions and other regulatory obligations.

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Outlets found Selling Liquor beyond Specified Trading Hours and Outside of Licensed Premises

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Outlets found Selling Liquor beyond Specified Trading Hours and Outside of Licensed Premises

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K Shanmugam

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