ProServe Alberta Gaming Liquor and Cannabis Act 6

Question 1

Under the AGLC Act, what must a licensee do if there is a violent incident on the premises?

Accepted Answer

Report it to AGLC and, where applicable, to police

Answer

Ignore it if no one was seriously hurt

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Post about it on social media

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Only notify the insurance company

Question 2

What is the AGLC's policy on 'happy hour' drink specials?

Accepted Answer

Drink specials are permitted but must not encourage excessive consumption or go below minimum pricing

Answer

Happy hours are completely banned

Answer

Happy hours can only last 30 minutes

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Only food specials are allowed during happy hour

Question 3

What is 'host liquor liability' under Alberta law?

Accepted Answer

The legal responsibility a host bears when serving alcohol to guests who subsequently cause harm

Answer

Liability for hosting a TV show about alcohol

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A type of liquor licence

Answer

A tax on hosting events

Question 4

Under the AGLC Act, can a liquor licence be transferred to another person or location?

Accepted Answer

A licence may be transferred with AGLC approval, subject to conditions

Answer

Yes, without any conditions

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No, licences are never transferable

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Only the location can change, not the person

Question 5

What does the AGLC Act say about the sale of liquor on credit?

Accepted Answer

It is generally prohibited, though payment by credit or debit card is allowed

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It is freely permitted

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It is only allowed for VIP customers

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Credit sales require a separate licence

Question 6

What role does the AGLC play in setting minimum liquor prices in Alberta?

Accepted Answer

AGLC establishes minimum prices to prevent irresponsible pricing practices

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AGLC has no role in pricing

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Only the federal government sets prices

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Prices are set solely by market demand