Agenda and minutes

The Board heard from Sandy Munro, Depute Clerk to the Board that the personal licence holder had notified the Board of a conviction in line with the licence requirements.

The Board heard from the applicant who spoke to his licence.

The Board heard from Sgt Neil Grant who confirmed the convictions but made no recommendations on behalf of Police Scotland.

The Board unanimously resolved:

To take no action.

The Board heard from Sandy Munro, Depute Clerk to the Board that the application had attracted an objection from the LSO.

Police Scotland had suggested conditions to be imposed on the licence which the applicant accepted.

The Convenor moved to refuse the application.

Councillor Grant moved to grant the application.

The decision went to a vote with three votes for refusal and three votes for grant.

The Convenor had the deciding vote.

The Board resolved:

To refuse the application on the grounds that they did not consider the events warranted an extension to the Core Hours.

The Board heard from Sandy Munro, Depute Clerk to the Board that the application had attracted an objection from the LSO.

Police Scotland had suggested conditions to be imposed on the licence which the applicant accepted.

The Convenor moved to refuse the application.

Councillor Grant moved to grant the application.

The decision went to a vote with three votes for refusal and three votes for grant.

The Convenor had the deciding vote.

The Board resolved:

To refuse the application on the grounds that they did not consider the events warranted an extension to the Core Hours.

The Board heard from Sandy Munro, Depute Clerk to the Board that the application had attracted an objection from the LSO.

Police Scotland had suggested conditions to be imposed on the licence which the applicant accepted.

The Convenor moved to refuse the application.

Councillor Grant moved to grant the application.

The decision went to a vote with three votes for refusal and three votes for grant.

The Convenor had the deciding vote.

The Board resolved:

To refuse the application on the grounds that they did not consider the events warranted an extension to the Core Hours.

The Board heard from Sandy Munro, Depute Clerk to the Board that the application had attracted an objection from the LSO.

Police Scotland had suggested conditions to be imposed on the licence which the applicant accepted.

The Convenor moved to refuse the application.

Councillor Grant moved to grant the application.

The decision went to a vote with three votes for refusal and three votes for grant.

The Convenor had the deciding vote.

The Board resolved:

To refuse the application on the grounds that they did not consider the events warranted an extension to the Core Hours.

The Board heard from Sandy Munro, Depute Clerk to the Board that the application had attracted objections from the LSO and Police Scotland.

The Board unanimously resolved:

To refuse the application on the grounds that they did not consider it to warrant an extension to the Core Hours.