Chapter 1

Question 1

What is the object of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act?

Answer 1

A) sale, supple and consumption of alcohol should be undertaken safely and responsible
B)the harm caused by the excessive or inappropriate consumption of alcohol should be minimised

Question 2

What 3 groups does the Licensing administration consist of?

Answer 2

ARLA - Alcohol Regulatory and Licensing Authority
DLC - District Licensing Committee
LAPs - Local Alcohol Policies

Question 3

What are the License types?

Answer 3

On licence
Off Licence
Club Licence
Special Licence

Question 4

Which 9 signs must be displayed on a licensed premises?

Answer 4

The licence -at each principal entrance
Hours of business open for sale and supply of alcohol - outside the entrance
Name of Manager on duty
No service to minors
No service to intoxicated persons
List of food available
Information about transport options
Host responsibility policy
Where to find the free water

Question 5

Who is allowed in a supervised area?

Answer 5

Under 18s must be supervised by parent or legal guardian

Question 6

Who is allowed in a restricted area?

Answer 6

Over 18s only

Question 7

Who is allowed in an undesignated area?

Answer 7

Anyone

Question 8

What are the conditions of appointing a temporary manager?

Answer 8

• A temporary manager may be appointed if a manager is ill, dismissed, absent or resigns.
• The person appointed as a temporary manager must, within two days apply for a managers certificate.
• if the appointment will exceed 48 hours the licensee must notify the DLC.
• The appointment must be recorded.

Question 9

What are the conditions of appointing an acting manager?

Answer 9

• An acting manager can be appointed to cover the absence of a manager for any period not exceeding three weeks at a time.
• The total period of time cannot exceed a total of six weeks in any 12 month period.
• If the appointment will exceed 48 hours the licensee must notify the DLC
• The appointment must be recorded.

Question 10

List offences

Answer 10

Irresponsible promotion of alcohol
Relating to minors
Breaking conditions of license
Intoxication
Disorderlyconduct
Selling spirits in vessels exceeding 500ml1

Question 11

What are the intoxication indicators?

Answer 11

SCAB

Speech, Coordination, Appearance, Behavior

Question 12

What strategies can you use to slow down a cutomers alcohol consumption?

Answer 12

Serve food
Provide water
Provide non/low alcohol alternatives
Delay service

Question 13

What is the difference between acting and temporary managers?

Answer 13

An acting manager can cover absence for up to 3 weeks at a time
A temporary manager up to 48 hours

Question 14

What are 4 types of accepted id?

Answer 14

18+ card
NZ Drivers license
NZ passport
Inteliational passport

Question 15

What is ARLAs role?

Answer 15

primarily an appeal body

also deal with the variation, suspension or cancellation of licenses

Question 16

What is the DLCs role?

Answer 16

grant or deny applications

Question 17

What is the LAPs role?

Answer 17

Allows territorial authorities to cimmunicaty with the communities feelings towards alcohol policies int he area

Question 18

What are the national maximum trading hours?

Answer 18

8am-4am for On and Club licences
7am - 11pm for Off-licences
LAPs can restrict or overide these hours

Question 19

Who are the three key people who must approve a licence and check up on the adherence? + 2 extras

Answer 19

Licensing inspectors
Police
Medical Officer of Health
Fire safety officer
Building inspectors

Question 20

When have i had to apply my host responsibility?

Answer 20

Customers attend functions and often come out to buy extra drinks? Its often hard to monitor their behaviour so the interaction when they come up to the bar is important, i always try and have a conversation with them so i can assess their intoxication levels.
If i become aware that someone is trying to order drinks frequently i let other staff members know - so that they can monitor the patron as well

Question 21

What should be in a host responisbility policy?

Answer 21

That they are committed to serving alcohol responsibly
That they will comply by the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012
That they serve and promote food, free water, and non-alcoholic alternatives
That they will ensure safe transport options are available
State there will be no service to minors or intoxicated persons
We will train staff effectively

Question 22

What is an appropriate way to refuse service to someone who has had too much to drink?

Answer 22

“Im sorry, Im very aware of how much alcohol we have served you tonight, i wouldn’t be being a responsible host if i gave you another drink. I can offer you some water or food or a non-alcoholic beverage if you like and we can reassess the situation again later,”