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Sale and Supply of Alcohol 2012 Flashcards

1
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What is the definition of a minor?

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A person who is under 18 years of age

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What is the definition for a restricted area?

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Any part of the premises to which a minor must not be admitted

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What is the definition of a supervised area?

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Any part of a licensed premises to which minors must not be admitted unless accompanied by their parent or guardian.

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4
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Name two offences involving minors in supervised or restricted areas?

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  • Being a person who is under 18 years old and is found in a restricted are in a licensed premises.
  • Or Being a person who is under 18 years old and is found in a supervised area in a licensed area without a parent or guardian present.
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What are the exemptions for minors being in a supervised area without a parent or guardian?

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  • Cleaning, repairing, maintaining, altering or restocking
  • Removing or replacing any equipment
  • Stocktaking
  • Cleaning or removing cash
  • Preparing or serving meals
  • Selling or supplying liquor
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6
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What are the restrictions around minors in a restricted area while it is open for the sale of alcohol unless they are there for.

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  • Cleaning, repairing, maintaining, altering or restocking
  • Removing or replacing any equipment
  • Stocktaking
  • Cleaning or removing cash
  • Preparing or serving meals
  • Minor is licensee’s spouse
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7
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What is the main difference between a supervised and restricted areas in section 244?

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Minors can serve and sell alcohol in a supervised area. However minors can not sell alcohol in a restricted area.

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8
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Name three approved evidence of age documents?

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  • Passport
  • Photographic drivers licence
  • 18 + card issued by the hospitality association of N.Z.
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9
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What are the two situations that are an offence relating to supply a minor with alcohol?

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  • Being under 18 years, purchase alcohol from a licensed premises
  • Being under 18 years old and buying alcohol for a minor. (as in supplying them.
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10
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Explain vicarious liability?

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The licensee is legally liable for any offences committed by his/her staff. The licensee is responsible for the actions of all staff under them.

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11
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What are the exemptions to an offence under section 255 of being found on licensed premise outside licensing hours?

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  • Licensee/manager/spouse of licensee or manager or any family member.
  • Any lodger or invited guest
  • Any employee residing on premises
  • Any employee/agent of licence manager who is there with Manager’s authority for the purpose of:
  • Cleaning, repairing, maintaining altering or restocking
  • Removing, replacing stock and any such equipment
  • Checking or removing cash
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12
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How long can an employee not living on the premises stay after the employment has ceased for the day?

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One hour.

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13
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What are the offences that can be committed by anyone in relation to minors?

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Supplying alcohol to a minor

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What are the defenses to supplying alcohol to a minor?

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  • If the parent or legal guardian (supplied in responsible manner)
  • Believes on reasonable grounds that the minor is not a minor
  • Believes that he or she has the express consent of the parent or guardian of the minor and supplies the alcohol in a responsible manner.
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15
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What are your powers to enter a premises under section 267?

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Police can

a) 267(1) At any reasonable time enter and/or inspect licensed premises to ascertain if the licensee or manager is complying with the act.
b) 267(2) At any time enter and/or inspect licensed premises if they have R.G.T.B. any offence against the Act is being committed on those premises.

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16
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What happens if entry to police is failed, refused or delayed?

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Commits an offence - $2000 fine

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17
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Can the police close a licensed premises if it is feared that serious disorder will break out?

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Yes, The licensed premises can also be closed so control of an incident that is out of control can be regained.

18
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How long can a closure be affected for?

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No more than 24 hours or until good order is restored

19
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What is my powers in relation to section 269 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012?

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You can demand:

  • Name
  • Address
  • DOB
20
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What happens if a person fails or refuses to give details?

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They can be warned and then if they do not give you there details you can arrest them

21
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What are two offences relating to minors?

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It is an offence for:

  • A minor to drink intoxicating liquor in a public place without parent or guardian.
  • Minor has in his or her possession any intoxicating liquor in a public place without being accompanied by parent or guardian
22
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What offences relate to public transport?

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Any person drinks,supplies, offers to supply or has possession control for consumption therein of intoxicating liquor in or on public transport.

23
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What powers do I have in relation to alcohol on public transport?

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Can seize liquor and its containers you find that some one is committing an offence.
- If they are warned they are entitled to the return of the alcohol.

24
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What happens if a person commits an offence against the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 and refuse or fail to give details?

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He/she maybe arrested SOF Act 1981 s39(2)

25
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Name the four different licences?

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  • On licence
  • Off licence
  • Special licence
  • Club licence
26
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What are the environmental factors that increase alcohol and violence?

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  • concentration of males 16-29
  • dense concentration of clubs/bars/pubs
  • poorly trained door staff
  • lack of transport options
  • public planning bottle neck
  • social environment noise, drugs, loud noise ect
27
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What are the affects of alcohol on driving?

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  • sedative/depressant
  • reduced concentration
  • under estimated degree of intoxication.
  • sense of confidence in driving ability
28
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Explain the absorption rates of alcohol in the human body?

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  • large male body larger water content so slower to get slower
  • women get faster as they have a higher fat content
  • eating slows absorption rate
29
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What effect does alcohol have on the body?

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  • Lower reaction times
  • impaired vision
  • reduced co-orderination
  • reduced emotional control
  • alertness
30
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What link is there between alcohol and violence?

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  • moderate intake increases aggressive behaviour
  • alcohol affects cognitive, perceptual and motor skills results in unintentional injury
  • factor increase if alcohol is involved with violence
31
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Explain Gifford vs Police case law?

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This is the defence that if you have reasonable grounds to believe that the staff person was over age.

32
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What is unlawful sale and supply?

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Selling after hours unless they have a special licence.

33
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Explain sells or supplies to an intoxicated person?

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Explains itself But explains itself.

34
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Explain allows person to be intoxicated?

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Explains itself. But is an offence

35
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Explain allows violent quarrelsome, insulting or orderly conduct?

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Explains itself. But is an offence

36
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After the hours of licence run out how long is there to leave?

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Public - 30mins

Staff - 1 hour

37
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In what.manner must alcohol be supplied to a minor by a parent?

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Supplied in a safe and responsible manner. There must be expressed consent

38
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What is the power to demand details?

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S269 - when a member of the police has RGTS, has, is or will be commit an offence against the act.
- demand details
Name address DOB
RGTB particular are false - demand evidence x 3 types
Fail then are warned - then arrested

39
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What is the powers to arrest for fails or gives false details?

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S269(3)

40
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When can I shut a bar or pub?

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  • Riot (6 people or more)
  • Serious disorder
  • Significant threat to Health an safety
  • university pub a nuisance
  • Offences have been committed on the premises that are 5 years or more
41
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How do close a licensed premises?

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  • evidence
  • seek authority
  • document discussions
  • there is a form that is filled out
  • close premise down and complete a file
42
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What is the definition of alcohol?

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means a substance that contains
-fermented, distilled or spirituous liquor
-at 20C contains 1.15% ethanol by volume
That it can be assimilated by people
this is whether it is frozen or not.

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