Question 1 of 12

This question is taken from the following slide in the course notes: Section 2, Slide 2 - "Legislative Framework for RSA"

Which of the following is an objective of the Liquor Act 2007?

1. To ensure everyone over the age of 18 has access to the sale and supply of alcohol

2. To regulate and control the supply and consumption of alcohol according to the expectations and needs of the community

3. To raise awareness of the harms caused by alcohol

3. All of the above

Question 2 of 12

This question is taken from the following slide in the course notes: Section 2, Slide 3 - "Penalties"

Under which of the following circumstances can a person's RSA certification be revoked?

1. For ignoring directions issued by police or inspectors

2. serious breaches of the responsible serving laws

3. If a person is issued with either a short-term or long-term banning order

4. Allof the above

Question 3 of 12

This question is taken from the following slide in the course notes: Section 2, Slide 3 - "Penalties"

Who can be fined for supplying alcohol to an intoxicated person on licensed premises?

1. Another patron

2. The licensee

3. The staff member who served the intoxicated person

4. All of the above

Question 4 of 12

This question is taken from the following slide in the course notes: Section 2, Slide 4 - "Strategies to reduce harm"

Which of the following is NOT a harm minimisation strategy that should be adopted by licensed premises?

1. Promoting safe transport options for patrons of licensed premises

2. waiting for Police and Liquor & Gaming NSW compliance staff to identify problems at the licensed premises so they can be fixed

3. supporting staff in their RSA obligations

4. Being a member of the local liquor accord

Question 5 of 12

This question is taken from the following slide in the course notes: Section 2, Slide 4 - "Strategies to reduce harm"

When must free drinking water be available on licensed premises?

1. Only during peak trading times

2 when a happy hour or other promotions are being held

3. whenever alcohol is sold or supplied

4. only after midnight

Question 6 of 12

This question is taken from the following slide in the course notes: Section 2, Slide 12 - "Intoxication Laws"

A licensee does NOT commit the offence of permitting intoxication if it is proven that:

1. They took all of the steps set out in the Prevention of Intoxication on Licensed Premises Guidelines issued under the liquor laws

2. They had free drinking water available at all times at each bar

3.All staff had completed mandatory RSA training

4.Free snack food was available when liquor was being served

Question 7 of 12

This question is taken from the following slide in the course notes: Section 2, Slide 17 - "Entry Into Licensed Premises by Minors"

A driver licence issued in another country can be accepted as an evidence of age document provided:

1. It is current, and includes a photo of the person and their date of birth

2. it expired within the last 28 days and includes a photo of the person and their date of birth

3. it is current and includes the person's date of birth and signature

4. it is current and includes the person's photo and signature

Question 8 of 12

This question is taken from the following slide in the course notes: Section 2, Slide 18 - "Hotels"

In which of the following circumstances can a minor be in an area of a hotel authorised for use by minors, such as a bistro?

1. When they are in the company of any person who is over 25 years of age

1. when they are in the company of a responsible adult

3.when the area is closely supervised by staff

4. At meal times, such as lunch and dinner periods

Question 9 of 12

This question is taken from the following slide in the course notes: Section 2, Slide 23 - "Second Party Sales"

A second party sale occurs when:

1. A minor buys alcohol at a restaurant

2. A person purchases alcohol and supplies it to a minor

3. Alcohol is ordered off the internet by a minor

4. A minor buys alcohol from a bottle shop

Question 10 of 12

This question is taken from the following slide in the course notes: Section 2, Slide 11 - "Intoxication and the Law"

What is the legal definition of intoxication in NSW?

1. The person's speech, balance, coordination or behaviour is noticeably affected. It is reasonable in these circumstances to believe this behaviour is the result of the consumption of alcohol

2. The person's speech, mood and emotional state are affected

3. A state in which a person's normal capacity to act or reason is inhibited by alcohol or drugs

4. The person's speech is affected, and it is reasonable to believe that is the result of the consumption of liquor

Question 11 of 12

This question is taken from the following slide in the course notes: Section 2, Slide 2 - "Legislative Framework for RSA"

As a frontline staff member, what is one of your legal obligations under the Liquor Act 2007?

1. To help minimise the harm associated with misuse and abuse of alcohol

2. ensuring your manager or licensee is aware of their legal duties and obligations

3. Making sure your workplace has the appropriate liquor licence for their business operations

4. To provide customers with information of the health impacts of excessive alcohol consumption

Question 12 of 12

This question is taken from the following slide in the course notes: Section 2, Slide 16 - "Self-Exclusions"

What is meant by self-exclusion?

1. When a customer excludes themselves from a licensed venue because of liquor issues

2. When a licensed premises pays a fee to exclude themselves from having to comply with the liquor laws

3. when licensees delegate their responsibilities to bar staff, excluding themselves from being liable

4. when a licensee bans a customer from their premises