SIA Door Drug Awareness 2

Question 1

What is a 'drugs policy' for a licensed venue?

Accepted Answer

A documented set of procedures for preventing drug use, searching, seizure, storage, and police liaison

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A policy encouraging drug use

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A medical policy for prescribing medication

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A policy for selling energy drinks

Question 2

What are the signs that someone may have taken an opiate drug such as heroin?

Accepted Answer

Constricted (pinpoint) pupils, drowsiness, slow breathing, and slurred speech

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Dilated pupils and hyperactivity

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Red eyes and excessive hunger

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Wide eyes and talkativeness

Question 3

What is 'NPS' in the context of drug awareness?

Accepted Answer

Novel Psychoactive Substances — previously known as 'legal highs'

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National Police Service

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Non-Prescription Supplements

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Night Patrol Schedule

Question 4

Under what circumstances can a door supervisor legally search a person for drugs?

Accepted Answer

Only with the person's consent as a condition of entry to the premises

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At any time they choose

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Only with a police warrant

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Only if the person is under 18

Question 5

What should a door supervisor do if they suspect a customer is suffering a drug overdose?

Accepted Answer

Call 999 immediately, place them in the recovery position if unconscious but breathing, and monitor their condition

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Remove them from the venue and leave them outside

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Give them coffee to sober up

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Ignore it — it's not the venue's responsibility

Question 6

What is the Psychoactive Substances Act 2016?

Accepted Answer

An Act making it an offence to produce, supply, or offer to supply any psychoactive substance intended for human consumption

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An Act legalising cannabis

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An Act regulating alcohol sales

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An Act governing prescription medication