ProServe Minors and Alcohol Laws Alberta 2

Question 1

What does 'secondary supply' of alcohol to minors mean?

Accepted Answer

When an adult purchases alcohol and then provides it to a minor

Answer

Secondary supply occurs when an adult legally purchases alcohol and then gives or provides it to a minor. This is illegal in Alberta outside of the parental home exception and carries significant penalties.

Question 2

What is the server's obligation if they notice an adult passing drinks to a minor in the establishment?

Accepted Answer

Immediately intervene, stop the alcohol from being given to the minor, and involve management

Answer

The server has a legal obligation to prevent alcohol from being consumed by minors on the premises. They must intervene immediately, remove the alcohol from the minor's access, and involve management.

Question 3

What restrictions apply to minors in a Class B (lounge/bar) licensed premises?

Accepted Answer

Minors are generally not permitted in bar/lounge areas unless specific conditions are met, such as during meal hours with a parent

Answer

Class B premises (lounges and bars) have more restrictive rules about minors. Generally, minors are not permitted unless during specific meal hours and when accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Question 4

What should a server do if a minor is found consuming alcohol on the premises?

Accepted Answer

Immediately remove the alcohol, inform management, identify how the minor obtained the alcohol, and take corrective action

Answer

The server should immediately remove the alcohol, inform management, investigate how the minor obtained the alcohol, and ensure appropriate action is taken. This may include documenting the incident and contacting authorities.

Question 5

Can a minor use a fake ID to enter a licensed premises without purchasing alcohol?

Accepted Answer

No, using a fake ID is illegal regardless of the purpose, and the minor can face charges for possessing or using fraudulent identification

Answer

Using a fake or fraudulent ID is a criminal offence regardless of the purpose. A minor who uses a fake ID to enter a licensed premises can face charges for the fraudulent identification itself.

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ProServe Minors and Alcohol Laws Alberta 2