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Premises Management and Security Flashcards

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  1. What is the purpose of a 'happy hour' drink promotion restriction under TABC rules?

    Answer: To prevent promotions that encourage rapid or excessive alcohol consumption

    TABC restricts certain promotions to prevent practices that encourage customers to drink more alcohol than they otherwise would, reducing harm.

  2. Which of the following drink promotions is generally prohibited under Texas law?

    Answer: Giving away unlimited free alcoholic drinks

    Texas law prohibits promotions that give away unlimited free alcoholic beverages, as these strongly encourage excessive consumption.

  3. What should a licensed premises do when a fight breaks out between patrons?

    Answer: Stop alcohol service, separate parties safely, call law enforcement if needed

    When a fight occurs, the responsible approach is to stop alcohol service, attempt to safely separate parties, and involve law enforcement as necessary.

  4. Why is proper lighting important in alcohol-serving premises from a TABC perspective?

    Answer: To allow staff to better monitor patron behavior and condition

    Adequate lighting allows staff to better observe patrons' behavior and identify signs of intoxication or unsafe situations.

  5. Can a TABC permit be transferred to a new owner when a licensed business is sold?

    Answer: In many cases, a permit transfer application must be submitted to TABC for approval

    TABC permits are generally not automatically transferred; a new owner must apply for a transfer or a new permit and receive TABC approval.

  6. What is the significance of a 'wet' versus 'dry' county or city in Texas?

    Answer: It describes whether alcohol sales are permitted by local option election in that jurisdiction

    Texas allows local jurisdictions to vote on whether to permit alcohol sales; wet jurisdictions allow sales while dry jurisdictions prohibit them.