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(1)An application for a premises licence must be made to the relevant licensing authority.
(2)Subsection (1) is subject to regulations under—
(a)section 54 (form etc. of applications etc.);
(b)section 55 (fees to accompany applications etc.).
(3)An application under this section must also be accompanied—
(a)by an operating schedule,
(b)by a plan of the premises to which the application relates, in the prescribed form, and
(c)if the licensable activities to which the application relates (“the relevant licensable activities”) include the supply of alcohol, by a form of consent in the prescribed form given by the individual whom the applicant wishes to have specified in the premises licence as the premises supervisor.
(4)An “operating schedule” is a document which is in the prescribed form and includes a statement of the following matters—
(a)the relevant licensable activities,
(b)the times during which it is proposed that the relevant licensable activities are to take place,
(c)any other times during which it is proposed that the premises are to be open to the public,
(d)where the applicant wishes the licence to have effect for a limited period, that period,
(e)where the relevant licensable activities include the supply of alcohol, prescribed information in respect of the individual whom the applicant wishes to have specified in the premises licence as the premises supervisor,
(f)where the relevant licensable activities include the supply of alcohol, whether the supplies are proposed to be for consumption on the premises or off the premises, or both,
(g)the steps which it is proposed to take to promote the licensing objectives,
(h)such other matters as may be prescribed.
(5)The Secretary of State must by regulations—
(a)require an applicant to advertise his application within the prescribed period—
(i)in the prescribed form, and
(ii)in a manner which is prescribed and is likely to bring the application to the attention of the interested parties likely to be affected by it;
(b)require an applicant to give notice of his application to each responsible authority, and such other persons as may be prescribed, within the prescribed period;
(c)prescribe the period during which interested parties and responsible authorities may make representations to the relevant licensing authority about the application.
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