There are some other problems with the guidance that troubles me but may bring a ray of light. The guidance in general is about as much use as a tin of petrol on a fire. Guidance 300 c) talks about indoor sportingevents, unless there is an opening roof, even if it is closed, in which case no licence is needed...but what does the state of the roof add or distract from public order and where is the link between the act and this piece of guidance?

But at the end of the list of regulated entertainment are the words "where the entertainment takes place in the pr3esence of an audience and is provided for their entertainment?

So, as I know of locally, a "session" held in a private room in a pub could be said not to be in the presence of an audience nor provided for their entertainment. Hmm.

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