Floor staff record their responsible-service-of-alcohol assessments — the signs of intoxication observed and the decision made (serve, monitor, refuse service, refuse entry, or remove). Refuse-entry and remove decisions cascade to a linked incident. This builds the venue's evidence that staff are actively making and recording RSA decisions, supporting the s.114J obligation not to supply liquor to an intoxicated person.
Working draft, not legal advice
The plain-English summary above is drafted by Venue Axis as a navigation aid. The citation is the authoritative source — treat it as the definitive reference. For a legal interpretation of this obligation in your venue's context, talk to your counsel.
Subsection-to-penalty mapping deferred to counsel. Failure to record RSA decisions weakens the venue's defensible-conduct position at inspection.
Consequences are summarised from the underlying legislation. Specific penalties depend on the breach pattern, prior history, and the regulator's enforcement posture. Talk to a liquor and gaming lawyer for a definitive view of your venue's exposure.
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A licensee, manager, employee or agent must not supply liquor to a person who is intoxicated on the licensed premises. Staff are trained in …
The Secretary may declare a precinct or area to be subject to a late-hour entry restriction (s.87). When in force, no patron may enter the p…
The Authority (or in some circumstances a senior police officer) may make a short-term closure order (s.82) or, after a hearing, a long-term…
Any person who sells, supplies, or serves alcohol must hold a current Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) certificate (statutory renewal pe…
When a patron is refused entry or turned out — including on responsible-service-of-alcohol grounds — the refusal is recorded with the reason…
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