Crowd Control Procedures Flashcards
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Under WA law, at what blood alcohol concentration is a patron considered unduly intoxicated for crowd control purposes?
Answer: There is no specific BAC level; it is based on behavioural signs
WA liquor licensing law does not specify a BAC level; intoxication is assessed based on observable behavioural signs.
What primarily determines the maximum capacity of a venue in Western Australia?
Answer: Fire safety regulations and liquor licence conditions
Venue capacity is determined by fire safety regulations and liquor licence conditions.
When refusing entry to a patron, what is the most important principle for a crowd controller?
Answer: Communicate the reason clearly, remain calm, and avoid discriminatory behaviour
Clear communication, calm demeanour, and non-discriminatory practice are essential when denying entry.
A crowd controller identifies a patron carrying a concealed weapon at a venue entrance. What should they do?
Answer: Refuse entry, maintain a safe distance, and immediately contact police
Weapons require immediate refusal of entry, maintaining safe distance, and contacting police.
During a large outdoor event, what is the primary technique for preventing crush incidents?
Answer: Implementing controlled entry points, barriers, and crowd density monitoring
Controlled entry, barrier placement, and density monitoring are essential for preventing crush situations.
Two patrons at a licensed venue are about to fight. What is the recommended first response?
Answer: Verbally intervene using calm, authoritative communication to de-escalate
Verbal de-escalation should always be attempted first before physical intervention.