Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012

Question 1

What are the four licences ?

Answer 1

1. ) On-licence
2. ) Off-licence
3. ) Club licence
4. ) Special licence

Question 2

What does an on-licence authorise the holder of the licence to:

Answer 2

• Sell
• Supply
• Allow consumption of

alcohol ON THE PREMISES

Question 3

What are the default national maximum trading hours ?

Answer 3

between 8am on any day and 4am on the next day

Question 4

What does an off-licence authorise the holder of the licence to:

Answer 4

• Sell
• Deliver
• Arrange delivery of

alcohol OFF THE PREMISES
eg. bottle shop, supermarket

can offer complimentary samples on premises

Question 5

What does a club licence authorise the holder of the licence to:

Answer 5

• Sell
• Supply

On premises described in the licence to any:

• member of the club
• guest accompanied by a member of the club
• member of another club with the reciprocal visiting rights

club cannot be open to the public

Question 6

What are the two kinds of Special Licence:

Answer 6

(1) On site
- sell
- supply

alcohol for consumption ON the PREMISES to any:
- person attending any occasion(s) or event(s) described in their licence.

(2) Off site
- sell
alcohol for consumption ELSEWHERE to any
- person attending any occasion(s) or event(s) described in their licence.
eg. home brewer selling his beers at a local market

Question 7

What two things must be displayed at all times at a premises ?

Answer 7

• A copy of the liquor licence (must be attached to the interior of the premises or conveyance) - the maximum hours of trade and conditions attached
• Managers name must be displayed inside at all times

Question 8

What are the 3 Polices general roles to maintain order in and around licensed premises ?

Answer 8

• Vetting applications for alcohol licences and managers certificates
• enforcing compliance with the managerial provisions of the Act
• enforcing the offence provisions of the Act, where alcohol is being sold, supplied or consumed in breach of the Act

Question 9

What is Section 267 of the Sale and Supply of Liquor Act 2012 ?

Answer 9

Power to enter licence premises

• at any reasonable time (when its open)
• at any time (closed)

Question 10

What does section 244 of the Sale and Supply of Liquor Act 2012 deal with ?

Answer 10

Deals only with minors being found on the licensed premises

Question 11

What is a supervised area ?

Answer 11

A designated area which minors must not be admitted ‘unless accompanied by a parent or guardian’

Question 12

What is a restricted area ?

Answer 12

An area that is designated as an area to which minors must not be admitted.

• NO KIDS
• NO UNDER 18 EVER

Question 13

Are minors allowed in a ‘restricted area’ ?

Answer 13

NO

Question 14

Are minors allowed in a ‘supervised area’, if so with what extra thing?

Answer 14

NO, unless accompanied by a parent or guardian

Question 15

What is the intoxication tool we use ?

Answer 15

SCAB

Question 16

What does SCAB stand for ?

Answer 16

• Speech
• Coordination
• Appearance
• Behaviour

must meet two or more

Question 17

What is section 269 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 ?

Answer 17

Power to demand details

• has a power of arrest
• have grounds to suspect has committed an offence, before can demand details

Question 18

Under Section 269 SASAA 2012, what details can you demand ?

Answer 18

• Name
• Address
• DOB

Question 19

What is the fine to a minor if found in any Restricted or Supervised area without a parent ?

Answer 19

$250.00

• $2,000 for the duty manager

Question 20

Under section 242 SASAA 2012 what 6 jobs may a minor undertake in a supervised or restricted area ?

Answer 20

• Stock-taking
• Checking or removing cash
• Preparing or serving meals
• removing or replacing any such equipment
• cleaning, repairing, maintaining, altering, or restocking the area or any equipment in the area
• Selling or supplying alcohol if in supervised area

Question 21

What is the time frame allowed to get patrons of the premises ?

Answer 21

30mins from closing

Question 22

For a temporary closure who makes the call and signs it off ?

Answer 22

Sergeant

- max 24 hrs from end of day order is made

Question 23

What three IDs are acceptable ?

Answer 23

• NZ drivers licence
• NZ or Overseas passport
• 18+ card

Question 24

Is it an offence to be in possession of alcohol if they are a minor ?

Answer 24

No

-Only if for consumption

Question 25

What act covers alcohol in public places offences ?

Answer 25

Summary Offences Act 1981 Section 38

Question 26

Under Summary Offences Act 1981, is it an offence to be in possession of alcohol on public transport ?

Answer 26

No

• Only if consuming on public transport

Question 27

What is the Policing Act Section 36 ?

Answer 27

Care and protection of intoxicated people

Question 28

Under Section 36 Policing Act 2008, under what 3 circumstances would we use this Act ?

Answer 28

If we find an intoxicated person we may take if they:

• Likely to cause harm to another person
• Likely to cause significant damage to any property
• Person is incapable of protecting themselves from physical harm

Question 29

Under Section 36 Policing Act 2008, where may we take the intoxicated persons ?

Answer 29

1. ) To the intoxicated persons home unless it is not reasonably practicable to provide for their care and protection
2. ) A temporary shelter unless it is not reasonably practicable to provide for their care and protection
3. ) A Police Station - for upto 12 hrs or until they cease to be intoxicated

Question 30

How long can we hold someone at a Police Station for detox ?

Answer 30

12 hrs

• after 12 hrs need a doctor to decided what to do, can give another 12