People, who want to become part of hospitality industry often put forward the question “how to apply for personal licence in order to sell alcohol?” however, they should know that as per the licensing act a person must obtain NCPLH qualification that is must these days.
One thing is that if you
wish to attain licence to sell alcohol,
then you must be aware that it incorporates two licenses:
- Personal licence
- Premises licence
In terms of alcohol
licensing these two licenses are must and rest all the norms are completely
abolished from the picture.
Applying
for licence:
To
attain licensing qualification
In order to attain a
personal license it is must that you undertake a licensing law course and
furthermore sit for the exam too. In most of the countries Award for Personal
Licence Holders (APLH) Level 2 training course is taken. And in Scotland, you
are required to take Scottish Certificate for Personal Licence Holders (SCPLH)
Level 5 course. But, now both of these are replaced by National Certificate for
Personal Licence Holders (NCPLH) Level 2 training course.
Application procedure
As a person successfully
completes the licensing law qualification, now a person could freely apply for
personal licence in order to sell alcohol. The application is obtained from the
local licensing authority which is the licensing department of the local
council. While filing for the application the candidates are to prove that they
have no relevant convictions. This method includes Criminal Records Bureau
check and in most countries the local cops also carry out this checking.
The cops have full right
to question on the personal licence application if they find any applicant at
fault.
Applying for a Premises
Licence
A premises licence is
really important if you want to carry out any of the alcoholic activities in
your premises. This license gives you the opportune to sell alcohol or the
provision of regulated entertainment, to be carried out within the premises.
Inclusive of the personal license application, a premises license application
is also filed in the local licensing authority. If any changes are made to the
existing premises then even those are to be detailed effectively. All the
extensions must be detailed so that the investigation process completes on a
peace note.
Following
are the key part of the licence applications:
- Foremost, the fees
- The operation schedule in which the person filing for the application would detail as to how his operational hours be
- Detail plan out of the premises
- The written consent that the person is successfully designated as premises supervisor
Once you attain the licence to sell alcohol then it is must that you are to advertise
your premises license application by either displaying a notice or by
publishing a notice in local newspaper.
After this, the person who
holds the personal licence plus the premises licence is given the liability to
sell alcohol within the premises and is designated as DPS (Designated Premises
Supervisor). In common language is known as premise manager. It is believed
until and unless the nomination of DPS is not done, until then the licence
application is not considered completed.
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