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Responsible Service of Alcohol
Sporties is a proud member of the Liverpool City Liquor Accord.
If a staff member suspects a patron has had too much alcohol he/she should consult with other staff members who are currently working with he/she at that time if a decision is made not to serve any more alcohol to this person all staff are to abide by this decision.
If the person concerned becomes a problem when not accepting your decision, you are to notify management or security who will explain more fully the Responsible Serving Practices of Moorebank Sports Club.
Staff should remain placid at all times as experience shows us that the public are becomming more aware of the staff responsibilty towards the service of alcohol.
Staff should feel free to offer the patron in question a free soft drink, glass of water or even offer to call a taxi for him/her.
At all times, staff can refer the patron to any of the numerous signs, which are on display throughout the club's premises.
Below is a principal of responsible servicing of liqour, please read it as it fully explains the policy Moorebank Sports Club is endeavoring to achieve.
PRINCIPLES OF RESPONSIBLE SERVING OF LIQUOR
- No liquor to minors.
- No liquor promotions that encourage binge drinking or drunkenness or are discriminatory of likely to appeal to minors.
- No admission of drunks.
- A duty of care for patrons and staff.
- Patron behaviour not to adversely impact on the neighbourhood.
RESPONSIBLE SERVING OF LIQUOR OFFENCES
- Permit intoxication or indecent, violent or quarrelsome behaviour on licensed or registered club premises -
Maximum Penalty $5,000
- Sell or supply liquor to an intoxicated person on licensed or club premises -
Maximum Penalty $5,000
- Sell or supply liquor to a minor* -
Maximum Penalty $5,000
- Allow liquor to be sold or supplied to a minor on licensed or club premises -
Maximum Penalty $5,000
Note: A complaint action can be taken against a liquor license or certificate of registration where its continuation is considered not to be in the public interest.
*In aggravated circumstances heavier penalties may apply. |
