The full Club Licence Self-Audit Checklist L&GNSW inspectors walk through on the day — 75Parts, searchable, filterable, with a Venue Axis-formatted companion PDF. Question text is reproduced from the official L&GNSW PDF (with a small number of extraction artefacts retained where present); always treat the L&GNSW document as the source of truth and this explorer as a navigation aid.
Source attribution
CL1002 is published by Liquor & Gaming NSW. This explorer and the companion PDF are reformatted by Venue Axis for navigability — the explorer is intended to preserve question text from the official PDF, with a small number of extraction artefacts (line-breaks, inline statute markers) retained where present. Always treat the official L&GNSW document as the source of truth and this explorer as a navigation aid. Not legal advice.
Showing 363 of 363 questions across 75 of 75 Parts.
All 75 Parts and 363questions in a single Venue Axis-formatted PDF. Useful as a working reference beside the official L&GNSW document during a self-audit cycle. Emailed to you and downloaded immediately. We use that email to follow up once; we don't share your address.
Six modes of platform engagement (DO / TRACK / SCHEDULE / ASK / HOST / INTEGRATE) per Part — what Venue Axis pre-fills, what it tracks, what it surfaces.
The underlying inventory CL1002 maps onto: Australian club compliance obligations with plain-English summaries and citations.
What's active, what's imminent, and what to watch from the international monitor list.
CL1002 is the L&GNSW Club Licence Self-Audit Checklist — 75 Parts, 363 questions, covering primary purpose and licence conditions, liquor operations, intoxication, club secretary control, RSA, minors, promotions, security, gaming machines, harm-minimisation, AML/CTF, food safety, fire safety, governance, financial reporting, and more. It's the document an L&GNSW inspector walks through on the day, and the document a club manager is increasingly expected to maintain a defensible draft of in advance. Most clubs treat it as a quarterly stress event.
A free, browseable, filterable version of the CL1002 questions. Every Part is listed with every question. You can search across all 363 questions or jump to a specific Part. The companion PDF below produces a Venue Axis-formatted reference version you can take into a meeting or print for working notes.
No. The authoritative source is the official L&GNSW CL1002 PDF, published by Liquor & Gaming NSW. This explorer reformats the questions for navigability — the question text is preserved verbatim where the source data captured it, but the rendering is Venue Axis's. Always treat the official L&GNSW document as the source of truth and this explorer as a navigation aid. Not legal advice.
The explorer is the public, read-only version. The in-product working surface inside Venue Axis goes a step further: each Part is being mapped to live evidence — a screen path, a row in the database, an SMR pipeline stage, an inspection record — so that many answers can be drafted from operational data the platform already captures. The design intent is that an inspector walking through CL1002 lands on a defensible draft rather than a blank checklist. See /cl1002 for the working-surface frame and the current coverage of each Part, and /product for the broader platform.
Because CL1002 is the regulator's core club-licence self-audit surface — it spans liquor, gaming, minors, harm-minimisation, AML/CTF, food safety, governance, and more. The underlying legislation (and an inspector's discretion to ask beyond the checklist) sits behind it, but CL1002 is the document the regulator publishes as the operator's structured working surface. Many questions are short Yes/No items; others require the manager to demonstrate a procedure exists or that evidence has been retained. The 363-question total reflects how broad the regulator's structured coverage is, which is exactly why a working surface anchored to it produces a different defensibility posture than fragmented checklists.
Yes — the search box matches against question text and Part names. So if you're looking for everything about RSA training, search 'RSA' and you'll see the questions across Parts 5, 8, and beyond that mention it. The Part dropdown lets you jump to a specific Part directly.
Yes — the form below produces a Venue Axis-formatted companion PDF of the full 75-Part walkthrough. It's emailed to you and downloaded immediately. We use that email to follow up once with a working-conversation offer; we don't share your address with anyone outside Venue Axis.
The source data was extracted from the official L&GNSW PDF. A small number of questions carry statute reference markers (e.g. 's. 73(1)') inline with the first question of a Part. We've left these in place rather than scrubbing them, because they're part of the regulator's framing and useful context. If you spot a question that looks materially incorrect, email hello@venueaxis.com.au and we'll cross-check against the official PDF.
The explorer and the companion PDF are reading material. The in-product working surface is where each CL1002 Part is wired to live evidence inside Venue Axis. First three months free, no card up front.