Phase 3 of WA's roadmap to commence on 6 June 2020

Premier Mark McGowan has announced that from Saturday 6 June 2020, WA will enter phase 3 of WA’s four-phase roadmap.

This is a critical milestone for WA’s hospitality industry and will result in many hospitality venues re-opening their doors and significantly lifting their patron capacity.

Please find below details of the phase three restrictions, including a set of Frequently Asked Questions that should address the majority of questions you might have. We continue to liaise with the State Government on a few outstanding details regarding the restrictions – where you have a specific query, we kindly ask that you please send an email to Mike Andrew at membership@ahawa.asn.au.

Phase 3 restrictions

• The 4 square metre rule is revised to 2 square metres per person for all WA venues.
• You are allowed up to 100 people per single undivided space (indoor or outdoor)
• A maximum of 300 people in total per venue over multiple spaces (This is known as the 100/300 rule)
• Licensed premises may operate with seated service only
• Alcohol may be served without a meal at licensed premises, but patrons must be seated
• You must complete or update a COVID Safety Plan and having it available for inspection upon request by an authorised officer, and display a COVID Safety Plan Certificate in a prominent location visible to patrons
• All hospitality staff must also complete an online hygiene training course before they return to work

The Government has released a series of FAQs regarding the easing of restrictions for entertainment, hospitality and food venues, which you can view by clicking here. https://www.wa.gov.au/government/publications/phase-3-easing-of-restrictions-frequently-asked-questions

WA’s four-phase roadmap can be viewed by clicking here.

https://www.wa.gov.au/organisation/department-of-the-premier-and-cabinet/covid-19-coronavirus-wa-roadmap#phase3

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The Australian Hotels Association (WA) is one of the most respected industry associations in Australia. Founded in 1892, the AHA represents the hotel and hospitality industry and advocates to government, delivers valuable marketing opportunities to suppliers, provides quality training such as responsible service of alcohol (RSA) and Management of Licensed Premises (MLP 1 Approved Manager),  and provides valuable advice.

The AHA(WA) achieves success through communication and advocacy to specific target areas throughout Australia . This includes:

AHA(WA) RSA Course - Need an RSA certificate?

Find out more about our Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) courses.

Complete your RSA Training & get your Official AHA RSA ID Card  

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AHA(WA) Services include:

Training - RSA - Approved Manager Course

We provide a range of courses for the responsible service of alcohol (RSA) and you can get RSA certificate by training online or attending an RSA Course in a classroom environment. Some of the courses we provide include:

Government Relations

• Lobbying of Federal, State and Local Governments
• Communicating to Government agencies
• Working with industry and community organisations
• Promoting industry through media engagement 

Workplace Relations

• Wages and Hospitality Award interpretation
• Recruitment and Termination advice for businesses
• Occupational Health & Safety Advice

For a full list of benefits of membership click here

Signature Events

• Accommodation Hotel Industry Gala Ball
• Hotel and Hospitality Awards for Excellence
• Hospitality Expo - WA's largest Annual Conference and Expo
• Steak Sandwich Competition