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Responsible Service of Alcohol Policy
We aim to provide all patrons with a safe, friendly and pleasant atmosphere. Whilst the consumption of alcohol is part of many people’s social life, we encourage those who choose to drink to do so responsibly.
Unfortunately, some people over-indulge and can become unruly and disruptive. This type of behaviour is unacceptable as it may threaten the enjoyment and safety of others and may result in serious consequences. As the operator, we have a responsibility to help minimize this risk to individuals, our staff and to the wider community.
We support the Responsible Service of Alcohol policy by use of the following strategies:
1. Develop food and beverage packages that encourage people to eat when drinking
2. Serve drinks in standard or recognizable sizes
3. Ensure that drinking water is freely available
4. Request proof of age if there is risk of serving minors
5. Training of staff in responsible service requirements and how to refuse service to intoxicated patrons
6. Price low alcohol and soft drinks attractively to encourage their purchase
7. Discourage rapid or excessive consumption of alcohol
8. Deny entry or service to anyone who is already intoxicated
9. All necessary RSA signage will be visible to both patrons and bar staff
Rowdy or unruly behaviour will not be tolerated on board our vessels. The Operator and the vessel have a “Responsible Service of Alcohol Policy” that applies during the Charter. If behaviour falls outside the guidelines of this policy then the Cruise Director may, in conjunction with the Captain, do any of the following:
• Terminate the Charter by berthing the vessel at the nearest safe location and disembarking the passengers.
• Summon the Police to remove offending passengers
• Negotiate with the Charterer to agree on some other course of action to resolve the issue.
Any costs associated with the early termination of the Charter due to unruly or rowdy behaviour must be paid by the Charterer.