Smart Serve Ontario Liquor Licence Act 2

Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a condition that the AGCO can attach to a liquor licence?

Accepted Answer

Setting minimum alcohol prices

Answer

While the AGCO can attach many conditions to a liquor licence including hours restrictions, training requirements, and food service mandates, minimum pricing is set by provincial regulation rather than as an individual licence condition. The AGCO focuses on responsible service conditions.

Question 2

What does the Liquor Licence Act require regarding the display of a liquor licence in an establishment?

Accepted Answer

It must be displayed in a conspicuous place

Answer

The Liquor Licence Act requires that every licensed establishment display their liquor licence in a conspicuous place visible to the public. This ensures transparency and allows patrons and inspectors to verify the establishment's legal authority to sell alcohol.

Question 3

Under the LLA, who can be held liable if an intoxicated patron causes harm after being served at a licensed establishment?

Accepted Answer

The server, the manager, and the licence holder

Answer

Under the Liquor Licence Act, liability can extend to multiple parties including the individual server, the manager on duty, and the licence holder. This chain of liability ensures that all levels of an establishment take responsibility for responsible alcohol service.

Question 4

What authority does an AGCO inspector have when visiting a licensed premises?

Accepted Answer

They can enter and inspect during operating hours without a warrant

Answer

AGCO inspectors have the authority to enter and inspect any licensed premises during operating hours without requiring a warrant or the owner's prior consent. This power is essential for enforcing the Liquor Licence Act and ensuring compliance with licence conditions.

Question 5

Which of the following actions could result in the suspension or revocation of a liquor licence by the AGCO?

Accepted Answer

Allowing intoxicated persons to remain on the premises

Answer

Allowing intoxicated persons to remain on licensed premises is a violation of the Liquor Licence Act and can lead to licence suspension or revocation. The AGCO expects licence holders to monitor patron behaviour and refuse service or remove individuals who are intoxicated.

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