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Which of the following is an example of an establishment's due diligence in preventing the service of alcohol to minors?
Due diligence involves taking all reasonable steps to prevent illegal activities. Comprehensive staff training on ID verification techniques and consistent appl
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Question: Which of the following is an example of an establishment's due diligence in preventing the service of alcohol to minors?
Answer options:
- Having security cameras installed at the entrance.
- Posting 'No Minors Allowed' signs around the bar. ✅ Training all staff on ID verification techniques and regularly checking IDs of suspicious patrons.
- Relying solely on visual assessment of age for patrons who appear over 25.
Correct answer: Training all staff on ID verification techniques and regularly checking IDs of suspicious patrons.
Explanation: Due diligence involves taking all reasonable steps to prevent illegal activities. Comprehensive staff training on ID verification techniques and consistent application of these skills (e.g., asking for ID from anyone who looks under 25-30, not just 18) demonstrates due diligence. Security cameras (Option A) and signs (Option B) are helpful but not sufficient on their own. Relying solely on visual assessment (Option D) is insufficient and prone to error, especially for those over the initial 'look-alike' age for minors.
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