Award For Licensing Practitioners (Alcohol)

£79.99

GLH: 10

Level: 2

Learning Methods: E-Learning

Assessment Methods: Online, Remote & Multiple-choice questions

Description: Under the UK’s Licensing Act 2003, anyone intending to sell alcohol or authorise its sale on their behalf must hold a personal licence. To obtain a Personal Licence, you must first complete the Level 2 Award for Personal Licence Holders (Level 2 APLH), commonly referred to as the Personal Alcohol Licence. This course covers key elements such as the roles and responsibilities of licensing authorities, the types of licences under the Act, the application and review processes, and the legal obligations of licence holders. Learners will also explore how to uphold the licensing objectives, manage compliance, and deal with enforcement actions. This course provides the foundational knowledge necessary for professionals involved in licensing decisions and alcohol regulation.

SKU: NGEA-4GDR Category: Health Social Care and Wellbeing Tag: Level 2

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Section 1: Licensing Principles and Regulatory Framework

The four licensing objectives and their significance

Functions and duties of licensing authorities

Statement of Licensing Policy and Secretary of State’s Guidance

Consultation requirements

Overview of natural justice and human rights considerations in licensing decisions

Premises and activities exempt or prohibited from licensing

Section 2: Licensable Activities, Definitions, and Authorisations

Definitions: alcohol, retail sale, club supply, regulated entertainment, late-night refreshment

What constitutes a licensable activity

Authorised vs. unauthorised activities and associated penalties

Due diligence as a legal defence

Powers of entry and enforcement authorities

Section 3: Premises Licensing and Operational Management

Applying for and varying a premises licence

Mandatory and discretionary conditions

Operating schedules and their alignment with licensing objectives

Transfers, interim authority notices, provisional statements

Club premises certificates: qualification, application, and conditions

Designated Premises Supervisor: appointment, role, and replacement

Validity and renewal of premises licences

Section 4: Personal Licences and Temporary Events

Personal licence eligibility, application, offences, and forfeiture

Renewal and relevant offences under the Act

Temporary Event Notices (TENs): purpose, limitations, process, and objections

Role of personal licence holders in upholding licensing objectives

Section 5: Compliance, Reviews, and Enforcement

Review procedures for premises licences and club certificates

Actions licensing authorities may take following a review

Appeals process and rights of affected parties

Closure powers of police and environmental health officers

Duties of licensing authorities post-closure

Enforcement powers and inspection rights of relevant authorities

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