Untitled Deck Flashcards

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What are the four licensing objectives under the Licensing Act 2003?

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  • Prevention of crime and disorder
  • Public safety
  • Prevention of public nuisance
  • Protection of children from harm
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What does a Personal Licence allow an individual to do?

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A Personal Licence allows an individual to sell or authorise the sale of alcohol in accordance with a premises licence.

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What are the mandatory conditions for licensed premises?

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  • Age verification policy
  • No below-cost alcohol sales
  • Licensed door supervisors (if required)
  • Provision of free potable water
  • Availability of small alcohol measures
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What is the role of a Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS)?

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The DPS is responsible for the day-to-day management of premises where alcohol is sold, ensuring compliance with licensing objectives.

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What is the penalty for persistently selling alcohol to under-18s?

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  • An unlimited fine
  • Suspension of the premises licence for up to 3 months
  • Alternatively, voluntary closure for 48 to 336 hours
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What is a Temporary Event Notice (TEN) and its key limitations?

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A TEN allows licensable activities for a temporary period. Limitations:

  • Maximum of 499 attendees
  • Duration of up to 168 hours
  • Limited number of TENs per year
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What documents are acceptable as proof of age when selling alcohol?

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  • Valid passport
  • Valid EU photocard driving licence
  • PASS hologram card
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What actions can be taken during a premises licence review?

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  • Suspending the licence for up to 3 months
  • Changing or adding conditions
  • Removing certain licensable activities
  • Revoking the licence
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What happens if the annual fee for a premises licence is not paid?

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The licence will be suspended after 21 days’ notice until the fee is paid.

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10
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What is a regulated performance under the Licensing Act 2003?

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A performance requiring a licence if it is for an audience and includes:

  • Plays
  • Films
  • Live/recorded music
  • Dance
  • Sporting events
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11
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What is the minimum age to hold a Personal Licence?

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18 years old

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What must a Personal Licence holder do if they change their name or address?

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Notify the relevant licensing authority as soon as reasonably practicable.

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