SIA Door Licensing Law 2

Question 1

What is a 'premises licence' under the Licensing Act 2003?

Accepted Answer

A licence authorising the use of specific premises for licensable activities

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A licence that allows a person to sell alcohol anywhere

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A licence issued to individual door supervisors

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A building safety certificate

Question 2

What is a 'Temporary Event Notice' (TEN)?

Accepted Answer

A notice given to the licensing authority for a temporary licensable activity

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A fire evacuation notice

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A warning issued by the police

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A temporary closure notice

Question 3

Who has the power to review a premises licence?

Accepted Answer

The licensing authority, following an application from a responsible authority or interested party

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Only the police

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The premises owner only

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Only the Home Secretary

Question 4

What is the penalty for a door supervisor working without a valid SIA licence?

Accepted Answer

A fine and/or up to 6 months imprisonment

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A verbal warning

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Loss of their driving licence

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Community service only

Question 5

What does 'due diligence' mean in the context of licensing law?

Accepted Answer

Taking all reasonable steps and exercising all due care to prevent offences being committed

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Keeping the venue clean

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Paying all taxes on time

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Having insurance

Question 6

What is a 'closure order' in relation to licensed premises?

Accepted Answer

An order issued by the police or magistrates to close premises associated with disorder or nuisance

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An order to close a bank account

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An order to close the kitchen

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An order to reduce opening hours by one hour