Introduction Flashcards

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AGCO

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Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario

-government agency with duties to regulate the selling and serving of alcohol to the public

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BAC Chart

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A tool to help determine how much a person can safely drink in a given period before becoming intoxicated.
-Used in conjunction with observation of guest

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BAC

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Blood Alcohol Concentration

  • measure of alcoholism alcohol in the bloodstream
  • measures milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood
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4
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Canadian Citizenship Card

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ID issued by government of Canada

-proves citizenship status as Canadian

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5
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Civil Liability

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Servers can be found civilly liable for injuries/harm as result from over-serving

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Endorsement

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Additions to the liquor sales licence.

-allow liquor sale licenses to sell and serve alcohol under specific conditions

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House Policy

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-Document providing clear and consistent guidelines in all aspects of responsible alcohol service in the workplace

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Intoxicated

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  • Person is intoxicated when they drink a great quantity of alcohol than their tolerance.
  • Changes way people act, their functions, impair mental and physical abilities
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Signs of intoxication

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Fumbling, change is speech or volume, slurred speech, red eyes, excessive sweating, decreased alertness, stumbling or weaving, noticeably shallow breathing, sleepiness

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Are intoxicated, impaired, and inebriated are the same?

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Used interchangeably

-Refer to condition of being drunk

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Licensee

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Manager, owner, or licence holder

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Liquor licence act (LLA)

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Legislation outlining laws and regulations affecting the sale and service of alcohol in Ontario

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Max. Fines for not meeting Liquor License Act

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Individual and/or non-corporation: $100,000. Or imprisoned for one year. Or both

For a corporation: $250,000

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Max. Fines for selling/supplying alcohol to a minor are

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  • individual: $200,000. Or a term of an imprisonment

- corporation: up to $500,000

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15
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Who imposed fines?

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Imposed by the Courts under the Provincial Offences Act

The ACGO does not impose fines

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16
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Occupier

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Person who is in physical possession of the premises or the person who has responsibility/control over:

  • the condition of premises
  • the activities there carried on
  • persons allowed to enter the premises
17
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What does safe alcohol service mean?

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Safe=responsible

  • never serve your guest to the point of intoxication
  • never serve someone under the legal drinking age (19)
18
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Spirits

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Alcoholic beverages produced by distilling fermented grain, fruit, or vegetable.
-Gin, vodka, scotch

19
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Standard drink

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Benchmark to help you determine the amount of alcohol each guest has consumed.