Spaced Learning
Version 1 Legislation
Legislation in Food and Beverage Service
Contents• Questions on knowledge and
understanding of The Legal requirements when working and serving customers in a Bar or Restaurant.
• Consequences to an employer and employee if you break the Licensing Law.
3. Legal requirements and social responsibilities alcohol and food in a Restaurant/Bar.
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What is the legal age that you can be sold alcohol in a Bar or Off Licence?
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What is the legal single measure for Whisky- Gin-Vodka Rum
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What are the legal measures for wine by the glass?
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What are the consequences if you do not give a customer the correct measure?
Which law is being broken if you reveal customer information to a third party?
Who can be fined if a customer is found smoking in a restaurant
or Bar
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Responsibilities• What are your responsibilities
when working in a Bar?
Which organisation gives the licence to serve alcohol?
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What is the maximum penalty if an employee serves alcohol outside the permitted hours?
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What are the 4 Licensing Objectives
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What must be displayed outside the entrance of a restaurant to comply with The Legislation of Price Marking (Food and Drink) Order?
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Which legislation is being broken if you state that the food is organic when is not?
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List the groups of people who must not be discriminated by law?
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Which Act of legislation must the Licensee, the Bar Person, The designated supervisor adhere to when serving alcohol in a Bar or Restaurant?
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A low alcoholic drink must have no more than .......
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A drink is classified as alcoholic if the A.B.V. is more than ......
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A drink is classified as non alcoholic if the A.B.V. has no more than.....
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What is defined by aerated waters?
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The legislation that protects the customers if the food and Drinks are not to standard is called.....
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The legislation that protects the customers if the food and Drinks are not to standard is called.....
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If you as a customer, you are not satisfied by the goods that you have been sold, which organisation has the authority to take action on your behalf?
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