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Anybody selling alcohol in Scotland who is not a licence holder must have completed appropriate training. Record that training in writing with this free template.
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The Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Schedule 3 sets out the mandatory conditions for a premises licence, including the requirement for everyone selling alcohol to have been authorised and to have received appropriate training. Paragraph 6 (2A) states that this training must be recorded, with the record available to produce for a Licensing Standards Officer on request.
Use this free downloadable document to keep a record of when your staff have been trained to sell alcohol. This will enable your business to remain compliant with the conditions of your premises licence.
Fill in the form to receive your copy.
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