Which of the following is not a licencing objective?

Prevent adults from alcohol consumption

The word Indictable means what?

An offence which can be tried at a Crown Court

Identify the correct statement...

Permission must be sought every time a search is carried out

When effecting an arrest, how much force can you use?

The minimum amount of force to make the arrest

Identify the incorrect response. An arrest can be carried out...

To prevent someone from disobeying an instruction

An example of a Summary offence is...

An offender spitting at a person

The acronym R.E.A.C.T. applies to what?

A process of removing a trespasser

Which of the following is not a licencing activity?

The protection of late night entertainment

What action should you take when you observe a drunk person on a licenced premises?

Refuse them service and request to leave

Door supervisors work under the direction of...

The Designated Premises Supervisor

Which one of these crimes is not arrestable by a security officer?

A person who throws paper in the street

A person may be arrested when..

A person has committed an indictable offence

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1
Which of the following is not a licencing objective?
The protection of children from harm
The prevention of crime and disorder
Prevent adults from alcohol consumption
Public safety
2
When carrying out an arrest what is the first thing a door supervisor should do?
Grab the persons arm , they'll try to get away
Trip them up, sit on them , it'll keep your hands free
Tell them they are under arrest
Advise the person who you are
3
The word Indictable means what?
An offence which is not arrestable
An offence which can be tried at a Crown Court
An offence where a Police officer may arrest only
An offence which can be tried in a Magistrates
4
Which would not be included in the Admission or House policy?
Dress Code
Dealing Illegal or prohibited Items
Price for admission
Break times
5
Which term is not a valid type of search?
Limited
Specific
General
Random
6
What is the youngest age at which you can purchase alcohol?
16
17
18
15
7
Identify the correct statement...
Once permission given, consent is no longer required
Permission must be sought every time a search is carried out
A Door supervisor can search anyone entering the premises
People arrested can be searched for the safety of the staff
8
What is the youngest age at which a child may consume alcohol on licenced premises?
11
18
16
13
9
When effecting an arrest, how much force can you use?
A reasonable amount to effect the arrest
The minimum amount of force to make the arrest
Depends on how they resist being arrested
None at all
10
The Designated Premises Supervisor must hold a personal licence. Is this True or False?
True
False
11
Identify the incorrect response. An arrest can be carried out...
To prevent an offence being committed
To prevent a renewal of an offence
To prevent someone from disobeying an instruction
To prevent a contiuance of the offence
12
An example of a Summary offence is...
An offender punching someone
An offender spitting at a person
An offender hitting a person with a weapon
An offender kicking a person on the floor
13
The acronym R.E.A.C.T. applies to what?
A process of removing a trespasser
A procedure for carrying out a search
A procedure for carrying out an arrest
A process for searching a member of staff
14
Which of the following is not an accepted proof of age?
Paper driving licence
Passport
Photo driving licence
PASS card
15
Which of the following is not a licencing activity?
The sale of alcohol by retail
The provsion of late night entertainment
The protection of late night entertainment
The provision of late night refreshment
16
Which would not be in the SIA Code of Behaviour?
Wear your SIA badge visible at all times
Accept a drink for admission
Behave with personal integrity and understanding
Act fairly without discrimination
17
What action should you take when you observe a drunk person on a licenced premises?
Observe them for a while
Get out your mobile to record their behaviour
Refuse them service and request to leave
Give them water to sober up
18
For what reason would you not refuse a customer entry into a licenced premises?
Being underage
Refusal to permit a search
Being a known troublemaker
Being too smart in appearance
19
Door supervisors work under the direction of...
Other staff present
The Designated Premises Supervisor
Customers direction
Their Employer
20
Which of the answers is not regarded as a Statutory Agency...
Fire Safety Inspectors
Weights and Measures from Trading Standards
Ambulance Service
Environmental Health
21
What is the maximum court fine for a premises who serves a child?
£15,000
£5,000
£20,000
£10,000
22
Which one of these crimes is not arrestable by a security officer?
A person who enters property not belonging to them
A person in possession of a card skimming device
A person who steals property from a retail outlet
A person who throws paper in the street
23
A person may be arrested when..
A person commits a summary offence
A person tresspasses on property
A person has committed an indictable offence
a person smokes a cigarette on a premises
24
What is the maximum amount of time a closure order could last?
48 Hours
24 Hours
12 Hours
96 Hours
25
What type of gambling is prohibited on licenced premises?
Cribbage
Bingo
Roulette
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