committed an offence under section 12 or 14 wholly or partly in a Liquor Control Zone.
(2) In determining whether a Liquor Control Zone banning notice for any Liquor Control Zone should be given under this section to an individual, the Commissioner or authorised officer is to have regard to each of the following:
- (a) whether the individual is likely to commit another offence under section 12 or 14 in the same or a different Liquor Control Zone;
- (b) whether the Liquor Control Zone banning notice, if so given, would be an effective and reasonable way of preventing the individual from committing another offence under section 12 or 14 in the same or a different Liquor Control Zone;
- (c) whether the commission of another offence under section 12 or 14 in the same or a different Liquor Control Zone by the individual may involve or give rise to a risk of riot, civil disturbance or any other violence in the Liquor Control Zone to which the banning notice is to relate.
(3) If the Commissioner or authorised officer intends to give a Liquor Control Zone banning notice to an individual, the Commissioner or authorised officer does not need to first give the individual an opportunity to be heard.
(4) The period specified in a Liquor Control Zone banning notice must not exceed 30 days starting from the time the notice is given to the individual.
(5) Every Liquor Control Zone banning notice must be in writing and contain all of the following particulars:
- (a) the name, residence and identification particulars of the individual to whom the notice applies;
- (b) the Liquor Control Zone to which it relates, the time when the notice is given to the individual and the specified period for which the notice applies;
