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Sale & Supply Of Alcohol Act 2012 Flashcards

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What are the other 3 specific roles of police regarding sale & supply of alcohol?

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  • vetting applications for licenses
  • enforcing compliance
  • enforcing offence provisions
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In relation to sale & supply of alcohol, what is the primary role for police?

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To maintain order in and around licensed premises

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What are the 4 kinds of liquor licenses?

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1) on-license
2) off- license
3) club license
4) special license

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What does a liquor “on-license” (sec. 14) authorise?

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  • sell
    -supply
    -allow consumption of alcohol
    Eg. Byo/resturants
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What does a liquor “off-license” (sec. 17) authorise?

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  • sell
  • deliver
  • arrange for delivery of alcohol for consumption off the premises
    Eg. Bottle stores
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What are the max trading hours for an off- license liquor license?

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Between 7am and 11pm on any day

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What does a liquor “club license” (sec. 21) authorise?

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-sell
-supply
Alcohol for consumption on the premises to any: club member, guests of members or members of another club
Eg. Sports clubs, RSA,

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What does a liquor “special license” (sec. 22) authorise?

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1)on site- sell & supply
Alcohol for consumption on the premises to any person attending any occasion, event

2) off site- sell
Alcohol for consumption else where to any person attending any occasion, event

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What is a licensed premises?

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Premises for which a license is held

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What is the definition of a bar?

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Principally/exclusively used for the sale/consumption of alcohol

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What is the definition of a club?

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Participating in/promoting sport/recreation, otherwise than for gain
- holds a permanent club charter

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What is the definition of a restricted area?

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Designated area where minors must not be admitted

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What is the definition of a supervised area?

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Designated area to which minors must not be admitted unless accompanied by a parent or guardian

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Define alcohol

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Contains 1.15% or more ethanol by volume

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In relation to alcohol define a minor

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Under 18

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Define intoxication

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Affected by alcohol, other drugs/substances

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What are some evident features of intoxication?

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  • appearance affected
  • behaviour impaired
  • coordination impaired
  • speech impaired
17
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What are the rules of liquor licenses and signs?

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  • license must be displayed at all times inside the premises

- mangers name must be prominently displayed inside premises

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What are the 3 offences regarding minors (u18) on a licensed premises?

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1) minors found in restricted area/supervised area
2) employing minors in restricted areas
3) minors purchasing alcohol

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What is the exemption of minors in a restricted/supervised area?

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S- stocktaking
C- checking or removing cash
R- removing/replacing equipment
E- equipment cleaning/repairing/maintaining/restocking 
M- meal prep/serving
S- selling/supplying alcohol
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What is the exemption of employing minors in a restricted area?

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They are allowed for the purpose of SCREM

But they can’t sell/supply and they MUST be working at the time

21
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What are the 3 proof of age documents in relation to alcohol?

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  • passport
  • drivers license
  • 18+ card
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In relation to alcohol- what is vicarious liability?

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It’s the responsibility of licensees/managers for the acts/omissions of their employees
- they do not need knowledge of the offence to be vicariously liable

23
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What is the defence to vicarious liability?

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Reasonable grounds to believe the patron was 18+

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Visiting a licensed premises- what does section 267 allow?

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Power to enter to ensure compliance with obligations under the act or other offences against the act

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Visiting a licensed premises- what does section 269 allow?

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Power to demand info from anyone committing an offence against the act

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Visiting a licensed premises- what does section 266 allow?

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Closure of a premises to prevent an incident/regain control- no longer than 24hours

27
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What are the alcohol offences in public places?

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  • section 38(3)(a) minor drinking in a public place
  • section 38(3)(b) minor in possession of alcohol for consumption
  • section 38(1) alcohol offences on public transport
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What may a constable do with intoxicated people under section 36? (DETOX)

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1) take them to their own home (unless unsafe or impractical)
2) a temporary shelter
3) police station- for up to 12hrs

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