SIA Licensing Law 4

Question 1

Under what circumstances can a door supervisor search a patron?

Accepted Answer

Only with the patron's consent, as a condition of entry to the premises

Answer

Anytime they want

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Only if police are present

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Only if they find drugs

Question 2

What does 'licensable activity' mean?

Accepted Answer

Sale of alcohol, provision of regulated entertainment, or provision of late night refreshment

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Any activity in a licensed venue

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Only alcohol sales

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Any paid-entry event

Question 3

What is the role of the licensing authority?

Accepted Answer

The local authority responsible for granting, reviewing, and enforcing premises licences

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To sell alcohol licences

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A private company that manages door supervisors

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The police department that monitors pubs

Question 4

What is a 'relevant offence' in SIA licensing?

Accepted Answer

Specified criminal offences that may prevent someone from obtaining an SIA licence

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Any traffic violation

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Only drug offences

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Only violent offences

Question 5

What is 'vicarious liability' in licensing?

Accepted Answer

Being held responsible for the actions of employees or agents acting in the course of their duties

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Being liable for your own actions only

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Liability that only applies to police

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A type of insurance

Question 6

What must be displayed at a licensed premises?

Accepted Answer

A summary of the premises licence or a club premises certificate

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The door supervisor's SIA licence number

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The owner's home address

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Nothing needs to be displayed