LCQ Licence Controller Duties 2

Question 1

What are the approved forms of identification that a duty manager in NZ can accept as proof of age?

Accepted Answer

NZ driver licence, NZ passport, Kiwi Access Card (HANZ 18+ card), or overseas passport

Answer

Under the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012, approved forms of evidence of age are: NZ driver licence, NZ passport, Kiwi Access Card (HANZ 18+ card), or an overseas passport. No other forms of ID are legally accepted.

Question 2

What responsibility does a duty manager have for the conduct of bar staff serving alcohol?

Accepted Answer

They are responsible for supervising staff to ensure all alcohol laws are followed

Answer

The duty manager is responsible for supervising all staff involved in the sale and supply of alcohol and ensuring they comply with the law. This includes training, monitoring, and correcting staff behaviour.

Question 3

How long is a manager's certificate valid for in New Zealand before it must be renewed?

Accepted Answer

One year for the first certificate, then three years for renewals

Answer

Under the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012, a new manager's certificate is valid for one year. Upon renewal, it is valid for three years, provided there have been no issues during the initial period.

Question 4

What must a duty manager do regarding the one-way door restriction during their shift?

Accepted Answer

Enforce the one-way door time — no new patrons admitted after the specified time but existing patrons can remain

Answer

When a one-way door restriction applies, the duty manager must ensure that no new patrons are admitted to the premises after the specified time. Patrons already inside can remain and continue to be served until closing time.

Question 5

Under NZ law, can a duty manager delegate their responsibilities to a non-certified staff member?

Accepted Answer

No — the duty manager cannot delegate their legal responsibilities; they must remain personally present and responsible

Answer

A duty manager cannot delegate their legal responsibilities under the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. They must be personally present on or about the premises and remain responsible for alcohol service at all times.

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LCQ Licence Controller Duties 2