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                 3.7 Post-Event and Late-Night Management

                     ●​ After Closing:​

                               ○​ Staff remain at exits until all patrons have departed.​

                               ○​ Patrons loitering or engaging in noisy behaviour directed away.​

                     ●​ Review:​

                               ○​ Post-event debriefing undertaken to review effectiveness of crowd
                                  management.​

                               ○​ Incident logs reviewed monthly to identify patterns and required
                                  improvements.​




                 4. Lighting
                 Proper lighting management is essential to ensure the safety of patrons and staff, deter
                 antisocial behaviour, and minimise impacts on nearby residential neighbours.
                 Crackerjack’s lighting plan balances operational safety with sensitivity to the
                 surrounding environment.

                 4.1 Security and Safety Lighting

                     ●​ Entry and Exit Points:​

                               ○​ All entrances and exits illuminated with shielded, downcast lighting to
                                  provide safe access.​

                               ○​ Lights positioned to avoid glare or light spill into nearby residential
                                  properties.​

                     ●​ Walkways and Carpark:​

                               ○​ Pathways and parking areas are lit with low-level bollard or pole lighting.​

                               ○​ Lighting levels compliant with Workplace Health and Safety (WHS)
                                  standards.​




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Version: 1, Version Date: 22/10/2025
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