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Liquor Licensing Board to Review Applications from Mui Wo and Yuen Long Establishments
Public meeting scheduled for May 20 to consider new and renewal liquor licence applications
The Liquor Licensing Board (LLB) of Hong Kong is set to convene a public meeting on Tuesday, May twentieth, twenty twenty-five, to deliberate on two liquor licence applications.
The meeting will commence at nine forty-five a.m. in the conference room, Room one zero two, first floor, two five eight Queen's Road East, Wan Chai.
Members of the public are welcome to attend.
The applications under consideration are:
- LEEDER QUAYSIDE, located in Mui Wo, Lantau Island, has submitted an application for a new liquor licence.
- Mei Mun Restaurant, situated in Yuen Long, is seeking the renewal of its existing liquor licence.
The LLB, established under the Dutiable Commodities (Liquor) Regulations, Cap.
one zero nine B, is responsible for issuing, renewing, and transferring liquor licences in Hong Kong.
The Board conducts public hearings for applications that have received objections from the public or the police.
Applicants and objectors are given the opportunity to present their views before the Board makes a decision.
As of the end of twenty twenty-four, there were nine thousand three hundred fifty-three establishments in Hong Kong licensed to sell or supply liquor for consumption on the premises.
The LLB aims to balance the interests of commercial operators with those of the local community, ensuring that licence holders are fit and proper persons and that the premises are suitable for selling liquor, taking into account factors such as location, structure, fire safety, and hygiene conditions.
The outcomes of the meeting will be published on the LLB's official website.
For further information, interested parties can contact the respective Licensing Offices:
- Hong Kong and Islands Licensing Office: two eight seven nine five seven seven nine
- Kowloon Licensing Office: two seven two nine one two three seven
- New Territories Licensing Office: three one eight three nine two five five
Enquiries can be made from four p.m. to five p.m. on the hearing date or during office hours on the following working day.
The meeting will commence at nine forty-five a.m. in the conference room, Room one zero two, first floor, two five eight Queen's Road East, Wan Chai.
Members of the public are welcome to attend.
The applications under consideration are:
- LEEDER QUAYSIDE, located in Mui Wo, Lantau Island, has submitted an application for a new liquor licence.
- Mei Mun Restaurant, situated in Yuen Long, is seeking the renewal of its existing liquor licence.
The LLB, established under the Dutiable Commodities (Liquor) Regulations, Cap.
one zero nine B, is responsible for issuing, renewing, and transferring liquor licences in Hong Kong.
The Board conducts public hearings for applications that have received objections from the public or the police.
Applicants and objectors are given the opportunity to present their views before the Board makes a decision.
As of the end of twenty twenty-four, there were nine thousand three hundred fifty-three establishments in Hong Kong licensed to sell or supply liquor for consumption on the premises.
The LLB aims to balance the interests of commercial operators with those of the local community, ensuring that licence holders are fit and proper persons and that the premises are suitable for selling liquor, taking into account factors such as location, structure, fire safety, and hygiene conditions.
The outcomes of the meeting will be published on the LLB's official website.
For further information, interested parties can contact the respective Licensing Offices:
- Hong Kong and Islands Licensing Office: two eight seven nine five seven seven nine
- Kowloon Licensing Office: two seven two nine one two three seven
- New Territories Licensing Office: three one eight three nine two five five
Enquiries can be made from four p.m. to five p.m. on the hearing date or during office hours on the following working day.
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