PRESS RELEASE
6 December 2013

Liquor Licence Holders Get Time Extension For New Year’s Eve

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Cayman Islands Government

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Chairman of the Liquor Licensing Board, Mr Mitchell Welds, has confirmed that liquor licence holders will get a one-hour extension beyond regular closing times on New Year’s Eve.
Cayman Islands

George Town, Grand Cayman – Chairman of the Liquor Licensing Board, Mr Mitchell Welds, has confirmed that liquor licence holders will get a one-hour extension beyond regular closing times on New Year's Eve.

'This extension applies to all seven categories of liquor licenses; however, this does not mean that general permission is being granted for all licensed premises to close at the latest time permitted', said Mr Welds. He emphasised that the additional hour can only be added to the closing time that each business is currently permitted to open.

Mr Welds also noted that all other license stipulations remain in effect. 'Liquor sales and the playing of music must cease during the last ten minutes of permitted opening hours for retail, hotel, restaurant, and beer or wine categories of licenses', he said. Customers also are expected to vacate the premises before closing.

For more information, license holders and members of the public may contact the Liquor Licensing Board's Executive Secretary, Marva Scott, by calling 244-3168 or emailing marva.scott@gov.ky.

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The Ministry of Financial Services is part of the Cayman Islands Government. The Ministry engages with local and international stakeholders to address policy, regulatory, and legal matters that affect financial services in the Cayman Islands.

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