Alcohol licensing: mandatory conditions
There are mandatory licensing conditions that apply to the sale of alcohol in England and Wales.

The Policing and Crime Bill is due to have its report stage and Legislative Grand Committee on 26 April 2016. This Briefing Paper provides an overview of the debate so far.
Policing and Crime Bill: Committee Stage Report (3 MB , PDF)
The Policing and Crime Bill was introduced on 10 February 2016 and received its second reading on 7 March. Library Briefing Paper 7499, Policing and Crime Bill 2015-16 provides an analysis of the Bill as originally introduced in the Commons.
The Bill received its second reading on 7 March 2016, and there were seven sittings of the Public Bill Committee, including two public evidence sessions. The Bill is due to have its report stage and Legislative Grand Committee on 26 April 2016.
Significant amendments made in Committee included:
Particularly controversial areas included:
Policing and Crime Bill: Committee Stage Report (3 MB , PDF)
There are mandatory licensing conditions that apply to the sale of alcohol in England and Wales.
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Cumulative impact assessments can limit the number of licensed premises in an area where their density is contributing to crime and disorder.