Exeter City Council : Licensing Act 2003

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	Licensing Act 2003 - personal licence See Also Licensing Act 2003 - change of DPS Licensing Act 2003 - interim authority notice Licensing Act 2003 - minor variation Licensing Act 2003 - new premises licence Licensing Act 2003 - notification of an interest Licensing Act 2003 - provisional statement Licensing Act 2003 - review of a premises licence or club premises certificate Licensing Act 2003 - temporary event notice (TEN) Licensing Act 2003 - transfer a premises licence Licensing Act 2003 - vary a premises licence Licensing Policy (Licensing Act 2003), Statement of Do it now Search the licensing public register Contact Us Licensing tel: 01392 265702 email: licensing.team@exeter.gov.uk More contact information fax: 01392 265853 address: Exeter City Council Civic Centre Paris Street Exeter Devon EX1 1RQ United Kingdom Go to website Chief Officer of Police tel: 01392 452225 email: licensingeast@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk More contact information fax: 01392 452447 address: Devon & Cornwall Constabulary HQ Licensing Department Middlemoor Exeter Devon EX1 2LR United Kingdom Go to website Content Downloads Forms Links FAQs Forms to download, print and post personal licence application [114kb] Renewal of a personal licence [102kb] Disclosure of convictions and declaration [68kb] Guidance notes for Personal Licence [33kb] Licence information A personal licence must be held by a Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS) but can also be held by anyone involved in the sale of alcohol by retail. It is not necessary for all staff selling alcohol to have a personal licence. Please note: You must be 18 years old or over in order to apply for a personal licence. The following must be submitted to the Licensing Authority: Completed application form. 2 passport size photographs, one of which must be endorsed on the reverse with a statement verifying the likeness of the photograph to you by a solicitor, notary, a person of standing within the community or any individual with a professional qualification. This person must not be a relative. A criminal conviction certificate. The certificate must be less than 1 month old at the time of application. Completed 'Disclosure of Convictions and Declaration' form. Level 2 National Certificate for Personal Licence Holder (NCPLH). The current fee of £37.00. All of the above application information is available in a pack from the Licensing Authority or at the links below. If any relevant or foreign offences are declared the Licensing Authority must give notice to the Police who have 14 days to offer an objection notice. If this notice is received a hearing will be arranged in order to determine the outcome of the licence application. Appeals Please contact your Local Authority in the first instance. If an application for a licence is refused the failed applicant can appeal. Appeals are made to a Magistrates' court within 21 days of notice of the decision. A licence holder may appeal against any conditions attached to a licence. Appeals are made to a Magistrates' court within 21 days of notice of the decision. Please note that a personal licence is valid for 10 years and the renewal forms are available on the links below. Licence Fee £37.00. Further guidance BIIAB Disclosure Scotland CPL Training Inn-dispensable Department for Culture, Media and Sport - alcohol and entertainment How do you rate this information / service? what is this? your comments answered