LCQ Test Form

The Object of the Act is about what the Act is trying to promote. The Purpose of the Act is about how the objective of the Act can be achieved.

The Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act outlines offences and penalties for breaking the law

To complete this task, you need to identify categories of offences and describe offences under the category you have chosen (A category is the name of the offence group eg Offences relating to inappropriate promotion and the description is the actual offences under that category eg Advertising external to the venue with discounts over 25%.)

b) identify the offences that relates to each requirement of the law below and the penalties for this offence and who it applies to

c) it is against the law for a licensee and their staff to serve alcohol to anyone who is intoxicated, disorderly or underage. There are heavy penalties for these offences.

Structure and Responsibilities of Agencies that manage Alcohol in New Zealand

The District Licencing Committee (DLC) are territorial authorities set up under the Act and are administered by the local council. DLC are independent decision-making bodies.

The police, medical officer of health and council licensing inspectors make submissions about your licence application.

In order the sell and supply alcohol to the public, you need to have a licence. There are four types of licenses, these allow licensees to sell alcohol according to the conditions of the licence.

The Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 requires some conditions to be imposed on all licences. The District Licencing Committee or the Alcohol Regulatory Licensing Authority may impose others at their discretion.

Task 2 Legal Responsibilities of licence holders Explain the legislative requirements of the following licence conditions and how they contribute to meeting the object of the Act.

Procedures for applications, renewals of licence types, temporary authorities and manager’s certificates.

Note the procedure is the same regardless of the purpose of the application

What are those two requirements

if the police or licensing inspectors suspects a breach of the Act or licensing conditions, unsuitability of the of the licensee or disorderly and obnoxious use of the premises. They can apply to ARLA who may vary or revoke any condition of a licence, impose a condition or suspend or cancel the licence or your managers register.

There are immediate, short term, and long-term effects of drinking alcohol

The Duty Manager is responsible for the compliance with the conditions of the licence and provisions of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act. Host Responsibility is set of strategies to help create safer drinking environments. It aims to reduce intoxication and its associated harm by focussing on the server of alcohol and the environment in which alcohol is consumed.

When serving alcohol, you have a responsibility to comply with the conditions of the license and provisions of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 which includes safe service and minimising alcohol related harm.

It is an offence for licensees and managers to promote alcohol in licensed premises in a way that is likely to encourage excessive consumption.

Several factors within your control can help you deal with customers to avoid them becoming intoxicated

To complete these questions, you need to answer questions about behaviours that indicate intoxication.

To complete this task, you must describe techniques for dealing effectively with a prohibited person while maintaining customer and staff safety.