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Who is ultimately responsible for ensuring that liquor is not served to intoxicated individuals on a licensed premise?
The licensee and their staff are ultimately responsible for ensuring that liquor is not served to intoxicated individuals on a licensed premise, as per AGLC reg
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Question: Who is ultimately responsible for ensuring that liquor is not served to intoxicated individuals on a licensed premise?
Answer options:
- The customer.
- The AGLC inspector. ✅ The licensee and their staff.
- The beverage distributor.
Correct answer: The licensee and their staff.
Explanation: The licensee and their staff are ultimately responsible for ensuring that liquor is not served to intoxicated individuals on a licensed premise, as per AGLC regulations regarding responsible service. While customers have personal responsibility, it is the duty of the establishment and its servers to prevent over-service. AGLC inspectors enforce rules but are not responsible for day-to-day service, and beverage distributors are not involved in service at premises.
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