ProServe Alberta Gaming Liquor and Cannabis Act 3

Question 1

What is the purpose of the ProServe certification program in Alberta?

Accepted Answer

To train staff in responsible alcohol service and ensure compliance with AGLC regulations

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To teach cooking techniques

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To certify premises for health inspections

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To issue liquor licences to businesses

Question 2

Who is required to hold a valid ProServe certification in Alberta?

Accepted Answer

Anyone who sells or serves alcohol as part of their job duties

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Only bartenders

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Only liquor store managers

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Only security staff at bars

Question 3

How long is a ProServe certification valid in Alberta?

Accepted Answer

5 years

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1 year

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3 years

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It never expires

Question 4

Under the AGLC Act, can a municipality create additional liquor regulations beyond provincial law?

Accepted Answer

Yes, municipalities can create additional bylaws regarding liquor

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No, only provincial laws apply

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Only the federal government can add regulations

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Only if approved by a public referendum

Question 5

What is a 'liquor agency' under Alberta's liquor framework?

Accepted Answer

A private retail outlet authorized by AGLC to sell liquor

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A government-run liquor store

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An AGLC enforcement division

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A wholesale liquor distributor

Question 6

What is the role of AGLC inspectors under the Act?

Accepted Answer

To inspect licensed premises and ensure compliance with the Act and regulations

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To serve alcohol at events

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To issue parking tickets near bars

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To provide medical assistance at licensed venues