Statutory disturbance complaint form Make a formal complaint about disturbance from a licensed venue. Step 1 of 9 Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8 Step 9 About your complaint I am making this complaint as: The requirements for making a statutory disturbance complaint vary depending on who you are and your circumstances. Individual member of the community Authorised representative You are making this complaint as an individualNot an individual? If you are representing an agency, complete this form as an authorised representative or agency. You are making this complaint as an authorised representativeIf you are not an authorised representative or an agency, complete this form as an individual. Do you have support from at least four other people who are living or working in the area? Yes, I have support from at least four other people who are living or working in the area No, I should be entitled to make the complaint because of the nature or gravity of the complaint and seek to satisfy Liquor & Gaming NSW No, the complaint is in the public interest due to the seriousness of the disturbance Which agency do you represent? An authorised representative of the NSW Police Commissioner A person authorised by the local consent authority (e.g. council) requesting that Liquor & Gaming NSW consider a complaint in the public interest An appointed delegate of a marine authority requesting that Liquor & Gaming NSW consider a complaint in the public interest Any other agency requesting that Liquor & Gaming NSW consider a complaint in the public interest errorComplaints of this type must meet a high threshold and relate to the seriousness of the disturbance and any adverse impact. Complaints will be assessed case-by-case. You may wish to consider lodging a complaint as an individual with support from at least four others (first option) instead. infoDo you have the signed authorisation form?To complete this form, each person(s) supporting your complaint must complete the authorisation form. You will need to upload a copy of their completed form in the next step. errorComplaints in the public interest must relate to the seriousness of the disturbance and the adverse impact on the community. Complaints will be assessed case-by-case. You may wish to consider lodging a complaint as an individual with support from at least four others (first option) instead. errorComplaints in the public interest must relate to the seriousness of the disturbance and the adverse impact on the community. Complaints will be assessed case-by-case. You may wish to consider lodging a complaint as an individual with support from at least four others instead. Explain why the gravity and nature of disturbance should allow you to submit a complaint For example, this may include details of your business or personal interests, how your interest relates to the venue you are reporting, the impact the disturbance is having on your interests and reasons why you should be entitled to make a complaint without the required four supporting persons. infoDo you have associated community member details?If you would like to provide details of any members of the community associated with the complaint, you will need to upload an Associated community member form for each resident / worker associated with the complaint in the next step. Please ensure you or the community member have completed each form before you begin. File Associated community member form (PDF 335.72KB) Explain how your complaint is in the public interest Please explain how this disturbance complaint is relevant to public interest. Public interest generally refers to matters that affect the wellbeing and good order of the community as a whole. Please describe your interest in more detail Include specific details of how your interest relates to the venue you are reporting. For example, if your business or property is nearby and the noise impacts you and/or your customers. Have you tried to contact the venue staff or operator about the issue? In order for your complaint to be dealt with you must demonstrate that you have tried to resolve the issue with the venue first. This can be in person, over the phone, email or via text message. You will need to provide details of these interactions, including who you spoke to, when and what happened later in this form. Yes No errorFor your complaint to be accepted, you must have first tried to resolve the issue with the venue. If you cannot do so, you must explain why. Please detail why you have not tried to contact the venue operator or staff This will help us understand why you couldn’t meet one of the requirements for this form. Nextkeyboard_arrow_right