Sale & Supply Of Alcohol 2012

Question 1

What are the 4 types of licenses?

Answer 1

On, off, club & special

Question 2

What are the signs for intoxication?

Answer 2

Appearance, behaviour, coordination, speech. (ABCS)

Question 3

What is a license premises?

Answer 3

Any premises where a license is held

Question 4

What is a supervised area?

Answer 4

An area where minors just be accompanied by a parent/guardian.

Question 5

What is a restricted area?

Answer 5

U18 must not be admitted.

Question 6

What is the offence of allowing a person to be on a license premises outside licensing hours? (Time)

Answer 6

30min past close time

Question 7

What is vicarious liability?

Answer 7

Management is liable for all employees actions.

Question 8

What is the defence for an intoxicated person to be or remain on a license premises? (s252)

Answer 8

If licensee/manager prices they took reasonable steps to take the person to a place of safety, or remove person when they became aware of the situation.

Question 9

what are acceptable IDs?

Answer 9

Passport
Nz driver license
Kiwi access card

Question 10

who commits an offence for supplying alcohol to minors on or from a licensed premises?

Answer 10

A licensee or manager or other person, sells or supplies or allows alcohol to be sold or supplied, on or from a licensed premises, to any person under 18.
(Every person commits an offence who supplies alcohol to a minor)

Question 11

What is the difference between “any time” and “any reasonable time”?

Answer 11

Any time = reasonable GTB that any offence against this act is being committed.
Any reasonable time = opening hours, ensuring compliance of the act.

Question 12

What is the power of entry section? (Sale and supply alcohol act 2012)

Answer 12

Section 267

Question 13

What is the power to close and how long for under the SASAA 2012?

Answer 13

S266 - 24 hours starting from the end of the day the order was made

Question 14

What are the powers under S269 (SASAA 2012)?

Answer 14

Power to demand details (name, address, DOB).

Question 15

What is the power of arrest of someone’s refusal under S269 (SASAA 2012)?

Answer 15

S269(3) - refuses to give name, address & DOB, or knowingly supplies false details - caution - person persists - k9

Question 16

What can you consider for a person faulting to admit any constable into a license premises (S267)?

Answer 16

Can consider obstruction (267 is not a power to arrest)

Question 17

What are the offences for a minor?

Answer 17

Drinks alcohol in any public place while not accompanied.
Possesses alcohol for consumption in any public place.
Found in a restricted area/licensed premises.
Purchases alcohol.

Question 18

What is the offence of alcohol on public transport?

Answer 18

Drinks or possesses for consumption, offers to supply or supplies, in or on any public transport (train, vessel, trains carrying passenger for reward, chartered transport)

Question 19

When is a person capable of being detoxed (detained)?

Answer 19

Incapable of protecting themselves from physical harm, likely to harm another persons likely to cause significant property damage.

Question 20

What is the procedure when you find an intoxicated person in a public place?

Answer 20

Health concerns MUST go to hospital otherwise;

1. Take home, 2. Take to shelter, 3. Police station (last option)

Question 21

How long can a detox stay at the station?

Answer 21

12 hours + medical practitioner can advise up to another 12 hours