Ontario Liquor Laws Flashcards
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What is the role of the Registrar of the AGCO in Ontario's liquor system?
Answer: To issue, suspend, and revoke liquor licences
The Registrar of the AGCO is responsible for issuing liquor licences, and has the authority to suspend or revoke them if the licensee fails to comply with the law.
Under Ontario law, what is required before a new liquor licence is issued to an establishment?
Answer: A public notice period allowing community objections
The AGCO requires a public notice period during which community members, municipalities, and other stakeholders can raise objections before a new liquor licence is granted.
What is the legal obligation of a server who suspects a patron's ID is fake?
Answer: Refuse service and not return the suspected fake ID
If a server suspects an ID is fraudulent, they should refuse to serve the patron. The server should not return a suspected fake ID and should notify management and, if appropriate, police.
In Ontario, what is the 'Safer Bars' program?
Answer: A voluntary training program to reduce aggression and violence in bars
The Safer Bars program is a voluntary training initiative designed to help bar staff recognize, prevent, and manage aggression and violence in licensed establishments.
Which government body enforces Criminal Code offences related to alcohol in Ontario?
Answer: Police services (OPP or local police)
Criminal Code offences related to alcohol, such as impaired driving, are enforced by police services including the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and local municipal police services.
What is an Occasion Permit in Ontario?
Answer: A temporary permit allowing the sale and service of alcohol at a specific event
An Occasion Permit (also called a Special Occasion Permit or SOP) is a temporary authorization that allows the sale and service of alcohol at a specific event, such as a wedding, fundraiser, or community festival.