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

Licensees are required to report violent incidents to AGLC and contact police as appropriate. Failure to report can result in sanctions against the licence.

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

The AGLC allows drink specials including happy hours, but they must comply with minimum pricing requirements and must not encourage excessive or rapid consumption of alcohol.

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

Host liquor liability refers to the legal responsibility that a person or business may bear when they serve alcohol to someone who then causes injury or damage, either to themselves or others.

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

Liquor licences in Alberta may be transferred to another person or location, but only with prior AGLC approval and subject to meeting all licensing requirements and conditions.

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

Answer

The Act generally prohibits the sale of liquor on credit (such as running a tab without security), though accepting payment by credit card or debit card is permitted as these are immediate payment methods.

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ProServe Alberta Gaming Liquor and Cannabis Act 6