ProServe Alberta Gaming Liquor and Cannabis Act 4

Question 1

Under the AGLC Act, what is the penalty for selling liquor without a valid licence?

Accepted Answer

A fine of up to $100,000 and/or imprisonment

Answer

Selling liquor without a valid licence is a serious offence under the AGLC Act, punishable by fines up to $100,000 and/or imprisonment, reflecting the importance of regulated alcohol sales.

Question 2

What does the AGLC Act say about allowing intoxicated persons to remain on licensed premises?

Accepted Answer

Licensees must not permit intoxicated persons to remain on the premises

Answer

The Act requires licensees to not permit intoxicated persons to remain on the premises. This is a legal obligation, not just a best practice.

Question 3

Which of the following is considered an 'endorsement' on a liquor licence in Alberta?

Accepted Answer

An additional privilege added to a base licence, such as a patio or entertainment endorsement

Answer

An endorsement is an additional privilege or permission added to a base liquor licence, allowing activities like patio service, entertainment, or extended hours.

Question 4

Under the AGLC Act, is it legal to bring your own alcohol to a licensed premises (BYOB)?

Accepted Answer

No, it is generally not permitted unless specifically authorized

Answer

BYOB is generally not permitted in licensed premises in Alberta. Some establishments may obtain special authorization, but it is not a default right.

Question 5

What obligation does the AGLC Act place on licensees regarding record keeping?

Accepted Answer

Licensees must maintain records of liquor purchases, sales, and incidents as required by AGLC

Answer

Licensees are required to maintain detailed records including purchase invoices, sales records, and incident reports. These must be available for inspection by AGLC at any time.

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ProServe Alberta Gaming Liquor and Cannabis Act 4