Liquor License Practice Test

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What is a restriction placed on alcohol promotions under the sales and supply of alcohol act 2012?

Promoting specials on multiple drinks
Discounts allowed above 25%
No advertising of free alcohol
Unlimited happy hour promotions

The correct answer is: No advertising of free alcohol

A restriction placed on alcohol promotions under the Sales and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 includes prohibiting the advertising of free alcohol. This regulation is in place to discourage irresponsible drinking and ensure that alcohol is marketed in a manner that promotes responsible consumption. By banning the promotion of free alcohol, the law aims to prevent excessive drinking behavior that could arise from the perception of "free" drinks encouraging individuals to consume more than they might otherwise. Promotions that involve providing free alcohol can lead to potential harm, such as overconsumption, impaired judgment, and related social issues. This approach aligns with the broader objectives of the Act, which seeks to manage and reduce alcohol-related harm in society, particularly among vulnerable populations.