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           LEGAL REQUIREMENTS RELATING TO INTOXICATED           SUSPENSION OR CANCELLATION OF A
           PEOPLE                                               CERTIFICATE OR LICENCE

           Remember that by law you must have clear signs near   If the Police or Licensing Inspector suspect a breach of the
           each point of sale saying alcohol will not be served to   Act or licensing conditions, unsuitability of the licensee,
           intoxicated people.  This also gives you a tool to point to   or disorderly and obnoxious use of premises, they can
           when you need to.  If a person is intoxicated on a licensed   apply to ARLA, who may vary or revoke any condition of
           premise, you are breaking the law, so they must not be sold   a licence, impose a condition or suspend or cancel the
           or served any alcohol and must be safely removed from the   licence.
           premises.
           Under the Act, these are offences relating to alcohol   If the Police or Licensing Inspector suspect that a manager
           service to intoxicated people:                       has failed to conduct any licensed premises in a proper
           •   Selling or serving alcohol to intoxicated patrons –   manner or is unsuitable to hold a manager’s certificate,
               penalty for Licensee or manager, $10,000 – the licence   they may apply to ARLA, who may suspend or cancel the
               may also be suspended for up to seven days; penalty   certificate.
               for bar staff, $2,000.
           •   Allowing an intoxicated patron to stay on the    Offences that could result in the suspension or cancellation
               premises - penalty for Licensee or manager, $5,000  of a licence or manager’s certificate include:
           •   Allowing a person to become intoxicated - penalty   •   Sale or supply of alcohol to minors
               for Licensee or manager, $5,000                  •   Unauthorised sale or supply of alcohol (for example,
                                                                    sale of alcohol after licensed hours)
                                                                •   Allowing a person to become intoxicated
                                                                •   Inappropriate promotions of alcohol

















           LEGAL REQUIREMENTS RELATING TO DISORDERLY
           PEOPLE


           Under the Act, these are offences relating to disorderly
           people:
           •   Allowing disorderly conduct on licensed premises –
               penalty for the Licensee or manager, $10,000























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