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Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012

Sale and supply of alcohol generally - Management of licensed premises - Manager's certificates

227: Criteria for renewal

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"What you need to do to renew your alcohol manager's certificate"

When you apply to renew a manager's certificate, the licensing authority or committee looks at some important things. They think about whether you are suitable to be a manager and if you have been convicted of any crimes since your certificate was issued or last renewed. They also consider how well you have managed the sale and supply of alcohol to help reduce harm caused by alcohol, and they look at any matters mentioned in a report made under section 225.

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Part 2Sale and supply of alcohol generally
Management of licensed premises: Manager's certificates

227Criteria for renewal

  1. In considering an application for the renewal of a manager's certificate, the licensing authority or licensing committee concerned must have regard to the following matters:

  2. the applicant's suitability to be a manager:
    1. any convictions recorded against the applicant since the certificate was issued or last renewed:
      1. the manner in which the manager has managed the sale and supply of alcohol pursuant to the licence with the aim of contributing to the reduction of alcohol-related harm:
        1. any matters dealt with in any report made under section 225.

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