The licence structure under the Liquor Licence and Control Act (LLCA) is outlined in the table below:
(Last update: May 2022)
| Licence/Permit Category* | Licence/Permit Class (if applicable) Core activities permitted would exist under each licence/permit class OR category. | Endorsements Secondary/additional activities |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer’s Licence |
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| Licence to Operate a Liquor Consumption Premises |
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| Licence to Deliver | No classes are applicable | No endorsements are applicable |
| Licence to Operate a Retail Store |
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| Ferment on Premises Licence | No classes are applicable | No endorsements are applicable |
| Licence to Represent a Manufacturer | No classes are applicable | No endorsements are applicable |
| *Special Occasion Permits |
| No endorsements are applicable |
Under this licence structure, the AGCO issues licences in six categories. Some licence categories include classes and endorsements for additional activities.
- Applicants selecting the Manufacturer’s Licence, for example, will choose their applicable core activity from three licence types (Brewery, Winery or Distillery). They can also add secondary or additional activities by selecting from five endorsements.
To apply for, and manage, your AGCO licence, endorsement or permit, go online to the iAGCO portal. For more information, see the iAGCO Information page.
Note: The LLCA also provides for a Licence to Operate as a Wholesaler category; however, the regulation provides that the Registrar shall not issue this licence.