LCQ Host Responsibility and Advertising

Question 1

Under NZ law, what is 'host responsibility' in the context of licensed premises?

Accepted Answer

The obligation on licensees and duty managers to actively minimise alcohol-related harm through responsible service and management practices

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The legal liability of the premises owner for any injury on the property

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A voluntary industry code with no legal standing

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The obligation to provide a safe physical environment complying with building codes

Question 2

Under the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012, what signage is legally required to be displayed in licensed premises in NZ?

Accepted Answer

A notice stating the legal drinking age and availability of non-alcoholic beverages, along with the licence

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A no-smoking sign and a fire evacuation notice only

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A menu of alcohol prices in a prominent position

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A list of banned patrons approved by Police

Question 3

Under NZ law, what does the term 'irresponsible promotion' of alcohol refer to?

Accepted Answer

Any promotion that encourages, induces, or has the likely effect of encouraging excessive or rapid alcohol consumption

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Advertising alcohol on television before 9 pm

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Offering a student discount on alcohol

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Advertising alcohol near a school

Question 4

In NZ, is alcohol advertising regulated under the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the Act prohibits certain types of alcohol advertising and sets standards for responsible promotion on licensed premises

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No — alcohol advertising is governed only by the Advertising Standards Authority voluntary code

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The Act only regulates advertising inside licensed premises, not broadcast advertising

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Alcohol advertising is completely unregulated in New Zealand

Question 5

Under NZ host responsibility principles, what is the duty manager's obligation when a patron's designated driver is not drinking alcohol?

Accepted Answer

The duty manager should ensure non-alcoholic beverages are available and actively offer them to patrons who identify as a designated driver

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No special obligation — the designated driver can drink if they choose to

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The duty manager must record the designated driver's name and vehicle registration

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Designated drivers must wait outside the premises

Question 6

Under NZ law, which body administers complaints about alcohol advertising on television and in print media?

Accepted Answer

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)

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The Alcohol Regulatory and Licensing Authority (ARLA)

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The Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) for all media

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The New Zealand Police