

> > I'm not sure how it works where you are but here in Australia a drink
> >
> > is poured at a constant standard.
>
> Can you quote that law?
> I've trawled all (NZ) the government laws and regulations looking for
> exactly that detail, and personally enquired of the licensing
> agencies and regulatory bodies, and here in NZ nobodys seen anything
> that says as much. It's a misconception, a convention, and an
> assumption, but not an actual requirement.
> I even went looking at the Aussie laws for comparison, but I couldn't
> find it.
>
> We inheirited a lot of regulations from the UK, but the old 'Weights
> & Measures' statutes are not on the books.
> Bsides, in Aussie the states can't even decide how big a beer glass
> is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_beer#Beer_Glasses
> :)
>
Venues are governed by their liquor licences and each state would have
something like the Liquor Licensing Act 1990 (Tas) with something like section
43 which says that liquor licenses can be conditional on this like pours,
glass size, etc.
From this I'd assume pours are regulated through liquor licensing rather than
sweeping legislation.
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