DUTY MANAGERS CERTIFICATION EXAM
CURRENTLY TESTING COMPLETE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
(100% CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
What is the purpose of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012? - ANSWER To put in
place a system of control over the sale, supply and consumption of alcohol
What is the objective of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012? - ANSWER The sale,
supply and consumption of alcohol should be undertaken safely and responsibly
Why does the sale and supply of alcohol require a licence - ANSWER because alcohol
is recognized as a potentially harmful product
What is the definition of alcohol? - ANSWER substance that has 1.15% or more ethanol
by volume
What is the definition of intoxicated? - ANSWER observably affected by alcohol that are
exhibiting two or more if the following:
- appearance, behavior, co-ordination or speech is affected
What is a restricted area? - ANSWER where minors are not admitted. Staff under 18
can NOT serve alcohol in a restricted area
What is a supervised area? - ANSWER minors must not be admitted without a parent or
guardian. Staff under 18 can serve alcohol in a supervised area
What is an undesignated area? - ANSWER An area where minors are allowed without
the need for supervision. Staff under 18 can serve in this area
What is a LAP? - ANSWER Local alcohol policies: a set of decisions made by the
territorial authority about the sale and supply of alcohol
Before adopting the local alcohol policy, the territorial authority must consult - ANSWER
1. the police
2. licensing inspectors
3. medical officer of health
4. the public or local community
local alcohol policy gives communities some control over the licensing process by -
ANSWER - limiting the location, density, maximum trading hours of licensed premises
- imposing conditions on groups of licensed premises
, How often do territorial authorities have to review the local alcohol policies? - ANSWER
every 6 years
What does DLC stand for? - ANSWER District Licensing Committee
How many members in the District Licensing committee? - ANSWER 3
Who appoints the members of the District Licensing committee? - ANSWER The
territorial Authority
who is the secretary of the District Licensing committee? - ANSWER the Chief
executive of the territorial authority
Who can be appointed the chairperson of a District Licensing committee? - ANSWER
elected member of the territorial authority or an appointed commussioner
What are the 5 main functions of a District Licensing committee? - ANSWER 1.
applications for license and managers certificates
2. renewal of applications for licences and managers certificates
3. applications for temporary authorities
4. applications for the variation, suspension or cancellation of special licences
5. applications for the variation of other licence types
Who is the licensing inspector and what is their main role - ANSWER the territorial
authority and to monitor licencees compliance with the sale and supply of alcohol act
2012 and license conditions
What does ARLA stand for? - ANSWER alcohol regulatory and licensing authority.
ARLA is based in WELLINGTON and is part of the TRIBUNALS unit of JUSTICE. The
chairperson of the ARLA is the district court judge
What are the four main functions of the alcohol regulatory and licensing authority? -
ANSWER 1. application referred by the district licensing committee
2. appeals against the district licensing committee decisions
3. appeals against elements of the local alcohol policies
4.. applications by inspectors and constables for the variation, suspension or
cancellation of license and managers certificates
the medical officer of healths role is to - ANSWER 1. provide the district licencing
committee with reports on licence applications
2. promote host responsibility and safe drinking
3. conduct visits of licensed premises to ensure they are providing food, free water and
non-alcoholic drinks
CURRENTLY TESTING COMPLETE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
(100% CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
What is the purpose of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012? - ANSWER To put in
place a system of control over the sale, supply and consumption of alcohol
What is the objective of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012? - ANSWER The sale,
supply and consumption of alcohol should be undertaken safely and responsibly
Why does the sale and supply of alcohol require a licence - ANSWER because alcohol
is recognized as a potentially harmful product
What is the definition of alcohol? - ANSWER substance that has 1.15% or more ethanol
by volume
What is the definition of intoxicated? - ANSWER observably affected by alcohol that are
exhibiting two or more if the following:
- appearance, behavior, co-ordination or speech is affected
What is a restricted area? - ANSWER where minors are not admitted. Staff under 18
can NOT serve alcohol in a restricted area
What is a supervised area? - ANSWER minors must not be admitted without a parent or
guardian. Staff under 18 can serve alcohol in a supervised area
What is an undesignated area? - ANSWER An area where minors are allowed without
the need for supervision. Staff under 18 can serve in this area
What is a LAP? - ANSWER Local alcohol policies: a set of decisions made by the
territorial authority about the sale and supply of alcohol
Before adopting the local alcohol policy, the territorial authority must consult - ANSWER
1. the police
2. licensing inspectors
3. medical officer of health
4. the public or local community
local alcohol policy gives communities some control over the licensing process by -
ANSWER - limiting the location, density, maximum trading hours of licensed premises
- imposing conditions on groups of licensed premises
, How often do territorial authorities have to review the local alcohol policies? - ANSWER
every 6 years
What does DLC stand for? - ANSWER District Licensing Committee
How many members in the District Licensing committee? - ANSWER 3
Who appoints the members of the District Licensing committee? - ANSWER The
territorial Authority
who is the secretary of the District Licensing committee? - ANSWER the Chief
executive of the territorial authority
Who can be appointed the chairperson of a District Licensing committee? - ANSWER
elected member of the territorial authority or an appointed commussioner
What are the 5 main functions of a District Licensing committee? - ANSWER 1.
applications for license and managers certificates
2. renewal of applications for licences and managers certificates
3. applications for temporary authorities
4. applications for the variation, suspension or cancellation of special licences
5. applications for the variation of other licence types
Who is the licensing inspector and what is their main role - ANSWER the territorial
authority and to monitor licencees compliance with the sale and supply of alcohol act
2012 and license conditions
What does ARLA stand for? - ANSWER alcohol regulatory and licensing authority.
ARLA is based in WELLINGTON and is part of the TRIBUNALS unit of JUSTICE. The
chairperson of the ARLA is the district court judge
What are the four main functions of the alcohol regulatory and licensing authority? -
ANSWER 1. application referred by the district licensing committee
2. appeals against the district licensing committee decisions
3. appeals against elements of the local alcohol policies
4.. applications by inspectors and constables for the variation, suspension or
cancellation of license and managers certificates
the medical officer of healths role is to - ANSWER 1. provide the district licencing
committee with reports on licence applications
2. promote host responsibility and safe drinking
3. conduct visits of licensed premises to ensure they are providing food, free water and
non-alcoholic drinks
