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1
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What are the four types of alcohol licenses?

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On license - allows for sale, supply and consumption of alcohol on site
Off license - sales for consumption off site
Club license - basically rugby clubs. Have to be a member or a guest
Special license- music festival pop up sites

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What is a licensed premise

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Any place an alcohol license is held

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Supervised area

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Restaurants you can buy booze but also take the family

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4
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What is a restricted area?

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18 plus only unless a registered worker under the correct conditions

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5
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What info should be displayed on a licensed premises?

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License on wall. Section 56 and 57 of the sale and supply of alcohol act

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6
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Who can work in a restricted alcohol area

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Anyone working, eg cleaning, fixing, serving meals etc.

Not to sell booze or sing

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Who can work in a supervised area?

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Anyone as long as supervised

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What is the offence of minors in restricted or supervised areas?

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Fine of up to 2k for supervisors or an infringement notice under section 244 of the sales and supply of alcohol act

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What is the offence of a minor purchasing alcohol?

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An offence under section 243 of the sale and supply of alcohol act

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What obligations do licensed premises have in relation to been onsite out of hours

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30 minutes unless you’re an employee. Under section 256

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What is vicariously liability?

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If a worker breaches the license then the manager is responsible as well

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What are the defences for supplying alcohol to minors

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Parents or caregivers give it to them in a responsible manner
Believes on reasonable grounds they’re not a minor
Believes on reasonable grounds they have permission from their guardian

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What is the penalty of selling alcohol to a minor

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Can be up to
10k to the company
2k for the person
7 day license suspension

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14
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What ID is appropriate for buying booze

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Passport
Drivers license
Kiwi access card

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What is the offence of allowing intoxicated people to remain on premises and what are the legal defences?

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Section 252. Up to a 5k fine for company / manager.

The defences are if the company takes necessary steps to take the person to a place of safety

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What is section 266 of the sales of alcohol act and how long can police close a premises for

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Section 266 gives police the ability to be able to close a bar if there is serious fighting, rioting etc. must be within 24 hours if the incident

17
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What powers do you have to demand details inside a venue

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If you believe someone is under 18 you can demand name, dob and address under section 269

18
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What is section 267 of the sales and supply act

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The power to enter any bar to check whether they are abiding by their licensing conditions

19
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What power under the policing act allows you to detain intoxicated people what criteria should be satisfied prior

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Section 36 of the policing act. Criteria says person must be incapable of protecting themselves, causing physical harm or causing significant damage

20
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What is the maximum period for detaining an intoxicated person

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Up to 12 hours or until the person is no longer intoxicated

21
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How many relevant offences do youth get before their car is impounded as a result of eba?

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No number. Relevant offences aren’t relevant for youth in the eba process

22
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Who can have unopened alcohol in a public place if on their way home to consume?

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Anyone regardless of age

23
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What is a right of someone who is detained for detox

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The right for 1 phone call. Can be to family, not just a lawyer

24
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Under section 266 of the sale and supply of liquor act, how long can police close a venue for?

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24 hours

25
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What age can a youth or child legally consume alcohol?

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No set age as long as responsibly managed

26
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What is the offence name for minors in a restricted or supervised area unaccompanied?

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Minor FOUND in restricted/supervised area

27
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What is 241 sale and supply of alcohol

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Supply to young. Serving alcohol to minors

28
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What is section 249 of sale and supply of alcohol act

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Too much wine. Allows a person to become intoxicated

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