Social function definition

Social function means a sponsored pre-arranged gathering of people, who come together based on a common interest other than the food to be served at the social function, during which catered food is served to a pre-determined maximum number of people. An example would be a catered affinity club meeting, or a catered charity benefit event. A "community event" as defined in HSC section 113755 is not a "social function." (Food service at a "community event" is regulated as provided in the CRFC.)
Social function means a vaguely specified social event such as an occasion organised where people can gather and have social interaction such as a party, celebration, ceremony, concert, etcetera;
Social function means an event or occasion—

More Definitions of Social function

Social function means any party or gathering of a social nature to be held by students for whatever reason;
Social function means an event in an enclosed area for which a rental charge is payable and for which a Liquor Licence Board of Ontario special occasion permit may be required, but it does not include a conference, meeting or public issue forum or debate to which the general public is invited or permitted.
Social function means a gathering of number of people that causes other Owners or Occupiers to be excluded from the use and enjoyment of part or all of the Common Property.
Social function means a sponsored pre-arranged gathering of people, who come together based on a common interest other than the food to be served at the social function, during which catered food is served to a pre-determined maximum number of people. An example would be a catered affinity club meeting, or a catered charity benefit event. A
Social function means any party to be held by students for whatever reason.

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