The NSW government's second wave of vibrancy reforms being introduced to parliament today will scrap restrictions for licensed venues, provide incentivises for venues that offered live music and performance, and support events and festivals.
NSW government to scrap restrictions for hospitality venues as residents will be deterred from making noise complaints under vibrancy reforms NSW government to scrap restrictions for hospitality venues as residents will be deterred from making noise complaints under vibrancy reforms
It is part of the government's vibrancy package being introduced to parliament today, which has been designed to reinvigorate the state's nightlife. The second wave of reforms will also scrap certain restrictions enforced on a licensed premise including "no entertainment" clauses and rules dictating what music musicians play at a venue, and abolish restrictions on outdoor dining approvals that prevent patrons from drinking alcohol while standing outside a venue.
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