What are the three types of licences?

Premises and club licence summary There are three main types of licence under the Licensing Act 2003 - Premises Licences, Club Premises Certificates and Personal Licences.

What are the 4 main licensing objectives?

The 4 licensing objectives

the prevention of crime and disorder. public safety. the prevention of public nuisance. the protection of children from harm.

What is the difference between licence and license UK?

Licence vs License in the UK? Here is a very simple and quick summary for the question 'Licence or License': License is both a noun and a verb in the United States. If you live in any other English-speaking country, you will spell it licence when you use it as a noun and license when you use it as a verb.

What is premises license?

A premises licence can authorise one or more licensable activity and can be issued by the City of London licensing authority for premises situated within its geographical area. Licensable activities include the sale of alcohol, provision of regulated entertainment, and the provision of late-night refreshments.

Which three of the following are conditions which must be implemented by every licensed premises?

Driver License Types

What are the 4 licensing conditions?

the prevention of crime and disorder. public safety. the prevention of public nuisance. the protection of children from harm.

What are the three licencing objectives?

There are three licensing objectives set out in the Act, as follows: Preventing gambling from being a source of crime or disorder, being associated with crime or disorder or being used to support crime.

Do I need a premises licence if I have a personal licence?

The personal licence allows the holder to sell or authorise (other people) the sale of alcohol. However the personal licence on it's own is not enough, as there also needs to be a premises licence. It is the premises licence that allows for the licensable activities to take place on the premises.

What kind of venues are exempt from having a premises license?

An unamplified performance of live music at any place between the hours of 8am and 11pm. A performance of live music or playing of recorded music between 8am and 11pm at a premises that is licensed to sell alcohol on the premises before an audience of no more than 500 people.

Is a personal licence the same as a premises licence?

A personal licence allow you to sell alcohol on behalf of any business that has a premises licence, or a club premises certificate. You do not have to hold a personal licence to be employed in a pub or other business that sells alcohol.

How many types of licenses are there in UK?

UK Driving Licence Categories & Codes - B, B1, A, AM, B auto, B+E, C, C1, D1 - What you can ( can't) drive.

What are the different types of license in UK?

There are two main types of driving licence in the UK, full and provisional. A full licence will be pink and a provisional licence will be green, and clearly marked. Following on from that there are a number of different licence categories, which set out what type of vehicles you are allowed to drive.

What are the mandatory conditions for a premises licence?

What activities require a premises licence?

The licensable activities covered by a premises licence are: the sale by retail of alcohol; • the provision of regulated entertainment; • the provision of late night refreshment.

Who enforces the Licensing Act?

Objectives of the Act

The Act is administered by licensing authorities which are district, unitary and metropolitan borough councils. Under the Act, the licensing authority's responsibilities are delegated to the authority's licensing (or regulatory) committee.

Who doesn't need a premises licence?

Are there any premises licence exemptions? You do not always need a premises licence to supply hot food or drink after 11pm (for example, if you are not charging for refreshments or your organisation is a charity). There are also times when you do not need a premises licence to put on public entertainment.

Can a pub operate without a DPS?

A designated premises supervisor ( DPS ) is the person who has day-to-day responsibility for the running of the business. All businesses and organisations selling or supplying alcohol, except members clubs and certain community premises must have a designated premises supervisor.

Can I serve free alcohol at my business?

Where there is no retail sale, there is no need to obtain an alcohol licence. If the alcohol is free to the end consumer, then it cannot be licensable as there will be no retail sale to them.

What is the difference between a personal and commercial licence?

Licenses are purchased by the company and can be used by any single person within this organization. A Personal license is an option for private individuals who purchase a license with their own funds and solely for their own use. Personal licenses are not to be purchased, refunded, or in any way financed by companies.

What does a personal licence allow someone to do?

A Personal Licence allows the holder to make and authorise the sale of alcohol. It is required by individuals who may be engaged in making and authorising such sales and supplies.

Who needs personal licence?

You or a member of your staff must hold a personal licence if you sell alcohol from licensed premises, so that every sale or supply of alcohol is authorised by a personal licence holder. 'Licensed premises' include any premises allowed to sell alcohol under a premises licence.

How long does a personal licence last?

Unlike a lot of licenses, a Personal License has no expiry date. A Personal License is valid from the date it was issued and is also portable throughout England and Wales. In other words, that means that no renewal is required and Personal License holders can continue to authorize alcohol sales indefinitely.

What are the 5 following licensing objectives?

preventing crime and disorder; securing public safety; preventing public nuisance; protecting and improving public health; and.

What is an Unauthorised licensable activity?

An unauthorised activity takes place either: without a valid licence / certificate / notice (Premises Licence, Club Premises Certificate or Temporary Event Notice) operating outside the authorised hours displayed on your licence / certificate / notice.