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Premises Management and Security Flashcards

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  1. What is the role of TABC agents in relation to licensed premises?

    Answer: They conduct compliance inspections and enforce the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code

    TABC agents inspect licensed premises for compliance, investigate violations, and enforce the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code.

  2. What does a licensee risk if TABC finds repeated violations at their premises?

    Answer: License suspension or permanent revocation

    Repeated TABC violations can result in progressive penalties up to and including permanent revocation of the establishment's alcohol license.

  3. Which of the following is an example of an 'illegal occupancy' concern on licensed premises?

    Answer: Exceeding the maximum capacity set by fire and safety codes

    Exceeding fire and safety occupancy limits is a safety violation that TABC may cite during inspections of licensed premises.

  4. What is required for a licensed premises to legally host a special event with alcohol service outside their normal operations?

    Answer: A special event permit or authorization from TABC

    Special events that fall outside the scope of a standard TABC license typically require a separate special event permit or authorization.

  5. How should a licensed establishment handle a situation where a patron is suspected of drug use on the premises?

    Answer: Stop alcohol service to the individual, contact security, and call law enforcement

    Suspected drug use on premises requires stopping alcohol service to the affected individual, involving security, and notifying law enforcement as appropriate.

  6. What does TABC's 'seller-server training' certification aim to reduce?

    Answer: Alcohol-related injuries, deaths, and legal liability through educated service practices

    TABC seller-server certification aims to reduce alcohol-related harm, including DWIs, assaults, and over-service injuries, by training staff in responsible practices.