Sale and Supply

Question 1

The four licences

Answer 1

On
Off
Club
Special

Question 2

On Licence

Answer 2

Sell, supply and allow consumption.

- BYO is considered an On Licence

Question 3

Off Licence

Answer 3

Sell, deliver and arrange for delivery

• bottle stores and supermarket
• bar, hotel or club will need an off licence if they wish to sell alcohol.
• also allows samples of alcohol e.g. promotional

Question 4

Club Licence

Answer 4

Sell and supply.
Consumption is allowed for member of the club, guest accompanied of the club and member of another club with reciprocal visiting rights.

Question 5

Special Licence

Answer 5

On site - Sell and supply. Consumption is allowed for the people attending the event/occasion.
Off site - Sell. Consumption elsewhere.

Question 6

Displace of signs.

Answer 6

Interior - Entrance - Trading hours - Any other conditions

Managers name - Inside the premises

Question 7

Minors working

Answer 7

Allowed in supervised and restricted areas:
Cleaning, repairing, maintaining, altering, or restocking.
Removing or replacing equip.
Stocktaking.
Checking or removing cash.
Preparing or serving meals.

Question 8

Minors working (additional exemption)

Answer 8

When employed in a supervised area, I it is not an offence for minors to also sell and supply alcohol.

Question 9

Proof of age

Answer 9

Passport - Any
Licence - NZ
18 plus card - NZ

Question 10

Section 267

Answer 10

Powers to Enter.
Constable or Inspector
Any reasonable time - Any time
Enter/inspected licence premises
Ascertain complying with the act/licence - Believe an offence against the act is being committed on those premises.
Any person who without reasonable excuse and with unreasonable delay - Refuses ore fails to admit - Commits an offence.

Question 11

Section 267 (3)

Answer 11

Police can also require the production of any licence, book, notice record etc. The licensee or manager required to provide any information or assistance.

Question 12

Section 269

Answer 12

Demand Information.

Reasonable to cause to suspect.
Committed, is committing or attempting to commit.
Any offence against the act.
Require: Name, address or DOB.
If false.
Cautions, if they persist then maybe arrested.

Question 13

Section 269 (3)

Answer 13

Arrest powers.
Warn and caution them first for failing or refusing to supply details.
Potentially arrest.