Mr Gall refers to other premises that have not had a licence. We do not have the resources to inspect every possible premises to see whether an entertainment licence might be required especially as such licences would normally require them to be inspected in the evening. However, if we do hear of a premises that might apparently need a licence and does not have one then we will follow it up. It is our usual practice do check local newspapers to see if premises are being advertised. From a letter to me from the Director of Tourism 17/04/01.

You can do it, as long as you don't advertise it, seems to be the message?