Quiz 1(a) Sell or Serve Alcohol Responsibly

Q 1. The sale and supply of liquor in Australia is controlled by the Federal Government?

Q 2. Each State or Territory is responsible for regulating the Liquor Industry within their jurisdictions?

Q 3. Select the four common RSA principles that apply to all state and territories in Australia?

Liquor is sold by trained personnel
The harm from liquor both for the individual and the community is minimised
Liquor is only sold or supplied in or from approved premises
The amenity of the area is maintained and not lessened due to the impact of liquor consumption
Forified wines and table wines must be served in glass only
Each alcoholic beverage must be diluted with a soft drink or water before it can be served

Q 4. Indicate the correct/full titles for the liquor control laws for the following states and territories?

In Australia the State and Territory governments are responsible for the management of liquor laws and the following pieces of legislation apply to the following states or territories. The Liquor Act 1992 governs the sale and supply of liquor in . The Liquor Act 2019 governs the supply of liquor in and The Liquor Control Reform act 1998 in .

Q 5. Which of the following statements best describe essential awareness for you as a liquor server?

Consider the impact alcohol misuse and abuse can have on the local amenity and the community. Not creating or encouraging drinking activities that may encourage self harm, harm to others or community violence. Comply with and obey the law, serving recognised quantities of alcohol that encourages drinkers to be aware of their consumption. Maintain the safety of the drinking environment by refusing entry to those who present risk (those already intoxicated) or acting in a disorderly manner. Ensure prohibited person cannot be sold supplied or allowed to consume liquor on licensed premises
Professional business focused service technique requires us to disregard the personal consequences that can come about because of excessive supply of liquor. Keep customers and drinkers at arms length, you are not responsible for the fact they get drunk they must inform themselves. Responsibility also includes getting young people (under 18) to start consuming alcohol as early as possible to they become dependent on our services when they reach adult hood. Non compliance with liquor laws and regulations should be the focus of essential service.

Q 6. What is the aim of the Australian National Drug Strategy?

To prepare and encourage widespread drug taking that in turn will foster underground and black market growth and minimise the safety of the community where individuals, families and communities live.
To build safe, healthy and resilient Australian communities through preventing and minimising alcohol, tobacco and other drug-related health, social, cultural and economic harms among individuals, families and communities.

Q 7. What are compliance officers responsible for across jurisdictions?

Responsible for traffic controls and vehicle safety standards
Responsible for the managing and the movement of fruit and plants across quarantined areas of Australia
Responsible for the policing of liquor laws and regulations, these officers also provide support and advice for licensees and staff

What is the correct title for the Liquor control legislation in South Australia?

Q 9. What is the correct title of the Liquor control legislation in Tasmania?

Q 10. What is the correct title for the Liquor control legislation in Victoria?