Legal Docs For Teenage Parties
Secondary supply consent letters.
Consent letters for parents navigating the secondary supply of alcohol at private functions, prepared for each state's legislation. $50 per event.
Understanding secondary supply.
In Australia, "secondary supply" refers to the provision of alcohol to a person under 18 years of age. It is against the law to serve alcohol in a private home to anyone under 18 unless you are their parent or guardian, or you have explicit permission from their parent or guardian.
When hosting a teenage party where some guests may be 18 while others are 17, or where parents wish to permit their 17-year-old to consume a limited amount of alcohol, written permission is essential to protect the host from significant legal and financial penalties.
Our state-specific consent letters ensure you collect the necessary permissions clearly and comprehensively before the event begins.
- VIC
Secondary Supply Consent Letter – VIC
The parental consent letter required under Victorian law before a minor can be served alcohol at a supervised private event.
$50 AUD · per eventView - NSW
Secondary Supply Consent Letter – NSW
The parental consent letter required under NSW law before a minor can be served alcohol at a supervised private event.
$50 AUD · per eventView - ACT
Secondary Supply Consent Letter – ACT
The parental consent letter required under ACT law before a minor can be served alcohol at a supervised private event.
$50 AUD · per eventView - TAS
Secondary Supply Consent Letter – TAS
The parental consent letter required under Tasmanian law before a minor can be served alcohol at a supervised private event.
$50 AUD · per eventView - WA
Secondary Supply Consent Letter – WA
The parental consent letter required under WA law before a minor can be served alcohol at a supervised private event.
$50 AUD · per eventView
Disclaimer: while these documents are drafted with reference to relevant state legislation regarding secondary supply, they do not constitute formal legal advice. If you have specific concerns regarding your liability as a host, please consult a legal professional.
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