Alcohol Harm Flashcards
265 closure of premises by order how long does the order last
Specified time must not be later than 24 hours from the end of the day on which the order was made
Section 266 reasons to close a license premises by police
Fighting or serious disorder
Reasonable belief fighting or serious disorder is about to break out
Significant threat to public health or safety
Substantial public nuisance
belief an offence has been committed five or more years Imprisonment and significant risk of further such offences
266 a constable may order the closure of licence premises for how long
Time must not be later than 24 hours from the end of the day on which the order was made
267 when can a constable or inspector enter a license premises
At any reasonable time to ascertain whether the licensee is complying with the provisions of this act and conditions of license
267 what powers is conferred by this act onto a constable or an inspector
May
Require the production of any license etc that is required to be kept
examine and make copies of it
And
Require the licensee or manager to provide any information or assistance reasonably required within duties of lic.
269 when can police demand information from licensee?
Suspect
Committed or is committing or attempting to commit any offences against act
They can
Require person to provide
Name, address and date of birth
Closure of license premises by police whose authority should be sought
Substantive Sergeant or above this can include a Sergeant or above in a communication centre
266(3) Use of force to close license premises
Please may use reasonable force if necessary for the purpose of closing the license premises.
4 Factors to be taken into account when deciding whether to close licensed premises
Weight of evidence supporting a closure
Previous interactions with police
Likelihood of escalating violence
Duration of the closure
Consider and apply TENR
Deciding the duration of the closure of a licensed premises
When order is likely to be restored
The closure sufficient to address public nuisance
Impact on the licensee