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RENEWAL4.19 Renewal of the personal licence every ten years provides an opportunity to ensure thatthe arrangements ensuring that all convictions for relevant and foreign offences havebeen properly notified to the relevant licensing authority have been effective, and that allconvictions have been properly endorsed upon the licence. It also provides an opportunityto ensure that the photograph of the holder on the personal licence is updated to aididentification.SPECIFICATION OF NEW DESIGNATED PREMISES SUPERVISORS4.20 Every premises licence that authorises the sale of alcohol must specify a DPS. Thiswill normally be the person who has been given day to day responsibility for running thepremises by the premises licence holder. The only exception is for community premiseswhich have successfully made an application to disapply the usual mandatory conditions setout in the 2003 Act. Guidance on such applications is set out in paragraphs 4.35 to 4.50of this Guidance.4.21 The Government considers it essential that police officers, fire officers or officers of thelicensing authority can identify immediately the DPS so that any problems can be dealt withswiftly. For this reason, the name of the DPS and contact details must be specified on thepremises licence and this must be held at the premises and displayed in summary form.4.22 To specify a DPS, the premises licence holder should normally submit an application to thelicensing authority (which may include an application for immediate interim effect) with:• a form of consent by the individual concerned to show that they consent to taking on thisresponsible role, and• the relevant part (Part A) of the licence.4.23 If they are applying in writing, they must also notify the police of the application. If theapplication is made electronically via Business Link or the licensing authority’s ownelectronic facility, the licensing authority must notify the police no later than the first workingday after the application is given.4.24 The premises licence holder must notify the existing DPS (if there is one) of the applicationon the same day as the application is given to the licensing authority. This requirementapplies regardless of whether the application was given by means of an electronic facility, orby some other means.4.25 The general guidance in Chapter 8 on electronic applications applies in respect of newapplications.26 AMENDED GUIDANCE ISSUED UNDER SECTION 182 OF THE LICENSING ACT 2003
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Page 7: LICENSING POLICIES1.11 Section 5 of
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Page 15 and 16: SAFE CAPACITIES2.28 “Safe capacit
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Page 29: CONVICTIONS AND LIAISON WITH THE CO
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10. Conditions attached to premises
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PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES10.24 It is
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COPYRIGHT AND ROYALTIES10.34 Copyri
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designated premises supervisor has
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10.55 Whereas the initial mandatory
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Age verification10.65 The premises
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employees benefit from an exemption
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separation of responsibilities can
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POWERS OF A LICENSING AUTHORITY ON
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11.27 Where the licensing authority
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12. Appeals12.1 This chapter provid
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PROVISIONAL STATEMENTS12.12 To avoi
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13.5 The views of all these persons
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and targeted inspection (in line wi
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premises, it can consider conductin
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13.35 Special policies should never
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hours, without giving individual co
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13.53 Venue operators seeking premi
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Table: Recommended Delegation of Fu
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14.6 Licensing authorities may wish
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15.4 These facilities must be provi
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INCIDENTAL MUSIC15.13 The incidenta
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15.22 In addition, subsection (4) o
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