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Host Responsibility and Advertising Flashcards

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  1. Under the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012, what are the restrictions on alcohol advertising that targets minors in NZ?

    Answer: Alcohol advertising must not be directed at or have strong appeal to people under 18, including through use of youth-oriented imagery, themes, or media placements that primarily reach under-18s

    The ASA's Alcohol Advertising and Promotions Code requires that alcohol advertising must not be directed at or have particular appeal to those under 18 — this covers content, imagery, media placement, and themes.

  2. Under NZ law, what is a 'happy hour' promotion and when is it lawful?

    Answer: A time-limited discount on alcohol prices is permitted provided it does not encourage rapid or excessive consumption

    Time-limited discount promotions (such as happy hours) are lawful provided they do not encourage excessive or rapid alcohol consumption. A modest discount during a set period is generally acceptable; unlimited drinks deals are not.

  3. Under NZ host responsibility requirements, what information about transport should be made available to patrons at licensed premises?

    Answer: A list of local taxi and rideshare services should be visibly available to help patrons plan safe transport home

    Host responsibility best practice and some DLC conditions require that information about safe transport options — including local taxi, rideshare, and bus services — is available and visible to patrons.

  4. Under NZ law, what is the legal obligation on licensed premises regarding the provision of food?

    Answer: On-licences must ensure that food is available during trading hours

    On-licensed premises are required to have food available for purchase by patrons during trading hours as a harm minimisation measure, as food slows the absorption of alcohol.

  5. In NZ, what does the Alcohol Advertising and Promotions Code prohibit regarding alcohol advertising and sporting events?

    Answer: Alcohol advertising linked to sporting events must not link alcohol consumption with improved sporting performance or use current prominent sporting personalities in ways that appeal to youth

    The Code prohibits alcohol advertising that links consumption with improved sporting performance, or that uses sporting personalities in ways that primarily appeal to young people or suggest alcohol improves performance.

  6. Under NZ law, what responsibilities do off-licence retailers have under the host responsibility framework?

    Answer: Off-licence staff must still refuse sales to minors and intoxicated persons, and must display host responsibility signage including the legal drinking age

    Off-licences are subject to host responsibility obligations including refusing service to minors and intoxicated persons, displaying the legal drinking age and host responsibility information, and checking ID when there is reasonable doubt about age.