NSW Sports Club Licencee Evicting Patrons under Influence of Alcohol

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Steph68

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I'm having trouble googling this information - can a licencee of a sports club who is under the influence of alcohol still be in charge of 'incident' control ??
 

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What do you mean by 'incident control" ?
 

Tim W

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That the person supposedly in charge (licencee, duty manager, whatever) was intoxicated does not change the law, no.
 

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Look at it this way.
The person-in-charge has duties under the liquor and gaming legislation that (s)he has to fulfil.
Those duties do not somehow go away just because they themselves are allegedly intoxicated.
 

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How is that relevant?
 

Steph68

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I don't know - I'm asking.

I'm just surprised that a man who is stumbling drunk, belligerent, aggressive and incoherent can still preform duties according to the RSA.