SIR BC Liquor Control and Licensing Act 4

Question 1

What is the significance of 'person capacity' on a BC liquor licence?

Accepted Answer

It sets the maximum number of persons allowed in the licensed area at one time

Answer

Person capacity on a licence sets the maximum number of persons (including staff and entertainers) that may occupy the licensed area at any one time, as determined by fire safety and licence conditions.

Question 2

Under BC law, can a licensee offer free drinks as a promotion?

Accepted Answer

No, providing free liquor as an inducement is prohibited

Answer

BC liquor regulations prohibit licensees from offering free liquor as an inducement to purchase or consume more alcohol, as this encourages overconsumption.

Question 3

What restriction applies to 'drink specials' in BC licensed establishments?

Accepted Answer

Drink specials must not encourage overconsumption and cannot offer drinks below a minimum price

Answer

BC has minimum drink pricing regulations and restrictions on drink specials to prevent practices that encourage overconsumption of alcohol.

Question 4

What is 'tied-house' regulation in BC?

Accepted Answer

Rules that restrict relationships between liquor manufacturers and licensed retail/service establishments

Answer

Tied-house provisions restrict the business relationships between liquor manufacturers and licensed retail or hospitality establishments to prevent monopolistic practices and undue influence.

Question 5

What is the licensee's obligation if a compliance meeting is requested by the LCRB?

Accepted Answer

They must attend and cooperate with the LCRB

Answer

When the LCRB requests a compliance meeting, the licensee is obligated to attend and cooperate. Failure to do so can result in additional enforcement action.

Serving It Right Practice Test

Serving It Right Practice Test

SIR BC Liquor Control and Licensing Act 4