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
, DUTY MANAGERS CERTIFICATION EXAM CURRENTLY TESTING COMPLETE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY
GRADED A+
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
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
, DUTY MANAGERS CERTIFICATION EXAM CURRENTLY TESTING COMPLETE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY
GRADED A+
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
