Alberta Gaming Liquor and Cannabis Act Flashcards

Under the AGLC Act, who is ultimately responsible for ensuring compliance with liquor laws at a licensed premises?

Answer: The licensee (licence holder)

The licensee is ultimately responsible for ensuring all activities on the premises comply with the AGLC Act and its regulations, even when not physically present.

What does the AGLC Act say about consuming liquor in public places in Alberta?

Answer: It is generally prohibited unless in a designated area

The AGLC Act generally prohibits the consumption of liquor in public places unless the area has been specifically designated or permitted for alcohol consumption.

What is the maximum fine an individual can face for a first offence under the AGLC Act?

Answer: $100,000

Under the AGLC Act, individuals can face fines up to $100,000 for a first offence, reflecting the seriousness with which Alberta treats liquor law violations.

According to the AGLC Act, what is 'liquor' defined as?

Answer: Any beverage that contains alcohol, including beer, wine, and spirits

The Act defines liquor broadly to include any beverage that contains alcohol, whether it is beer, wine, spirits, coolers, or any other alcoholic drink.

Which of the following activities requires a Special Event Licence from AGLC?

Answer: Serving alcohol at a charity fundraiser open to the public

A Special Event Licence is required when alcohol is served at events not covered by a regular liquor licence, such as charity fundraisers, community events, and public gatherings.

Under the AGLC Act, what hours are licensed premises generally permitted to serve alcohol?

Answer: 10:00 AM to 2:00 AM

Licensed premises in Alberta are generally permitted to serve alcohol between 10:00 AM and 2:00 AM, though specific hours may vary based on licence type and municipal bylaws.