SAIWA Crowd Control Procedures 2

Question 1

Under WA law, at what blood alcohol concentration is a patron considered unduly intoxicated for crowd control purposes?

Accepted Answer

There is no specific BAC level; it is based on behavioural signs

Answer

WA liquor licensing law does not specify a BAC level; intoxication is assessed based on observable behavioural signs.

Question 2

What primarily determines the maximum capacity of a venue in Western Australia?

Accepted Answer

Fire safety regulations and liquor licence conditions

Answer

Venue capacity is determined by fire safety regulations and liquor licence conditions.

Question 3

When refusing entry to a patron, what is the most important principle for a crowd controller?

Accepted Answer

Communicate the reason clearly, remain calm, and avoid discriminatory behaviour

Answer

Clear communication, calm demeanour, and non-discriminatory practice are essential when denying entry.

Question 4

A crowd controller identifies a patron carrying a concealed weapon at a venue entrance. What should they do?

Accepted Answer

Refuse entry, maintain a safe distance, and immediately contact police

Answer

Weapons require immediate refusal of entry, maintaining safe distance, and contacting police.

Question 5

During a large outdoor event, what is the primary technique for preventing crush incidents?

Accepted Answer

Implementing controlled entry points, barriers, and crowd density monitoring

Answer

Controlled entry, barrier placement, and density monitoring are essential for preventing crush situations.

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