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Licensing Law Flashcards

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  1. What are the four licensing objectives under the Licensing Act 2003?

    Answer: Prevention of crime and disorder, public safety, prevention of public nuisance, protection of children from harm

    These four objectives form the foundation of all licensing decisions in England and Wales.

  2. What is the minimum legal age to purchase alcohol in England and Wales?

    Answer: 18

    The legal minimum age is 18 with no exceptions for meals or parental consent.

  3. Which forms of ID are acceptable under Challenge 25?

    Answer: Passport, photo driving licence, military ID, PASS hologram card

    Only government-issued photo ID or PASS-accredited cards are acceptable.

  4. What is the maximum penalty for selling alcohol to under-18s?

    Answer: Unlimited fine

    The Licensing Act 2003 allows unlimited fines for this offence.

  5. What power does a door supervisor have to refuse entry?

    Answer: Can refuse as agent of the licence holder, without discrimination

    Door supervisors act as agents of the licence holder but must not discriminate on protected characteristics.

  6. Who is responsible if an underage person is served alcohol?

    Answer: The person who served, the premises licence holder, and potentially the door supervisor

    Liability can extend to anyone involved in the chain of service, including those who failed to check age at the door.