Our organisation
The Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation (OLGR) is responsible for:
Regulating the liquor industry in a way compatible with minimising harm caused by alcohol abuse and misuse
Liquor regulation includes key roles in developing a responsible liquor and hospitality industry as well as regulating the sale and supply of liquor in Queensland through:
- issuing liquor, wine and adult entertainment licences and permits
- investigating complaints about licensed premises and ensuring industry compliance with liquor and wine legislation
- implementing initiatives to minimise harm and prevent crime associated with the consumption of liquor including support of Responsible Service of Alcohol programs
- working in partnership with Indigenous communities to implement alcohol management plans and minimise the negative impacts of alcohol abuse and misuse.
Maintaining the integrity and probity of the gambling industry in Queensland and ensuring that, on balance, the state and the community benefit from gambling
Gambling regulation conducted by OLGR encompasses:
- licensing premises and persons involved in gaming activities in Queensland
- regulating casinos, charitable gambling, gaming machines, interactive gambling, keno, lotteries and wagering
- investigating complaints, conducting prosecutions and ensuring industry compliance with gambling legislation
- administering the Community Benefit Funds and managing various responsible gambling programs.
Clients and stakeholders
OLGR works closely with:
- liquor and gaming industry associations
- licensees, permittees and their staff
- applicants for licences and permits
- community groups and individuals affected by the sale and supply of liquor and gambling activity
- other government/regulatory control bodies.
Last reviewed 6 October 2010