In Queensland what is the fine issued to an employee of a licensed venue if found supplying liquor to a child & young person (minor)

What could be the maximum fine for a staff member, be for supplying liquor to a minor on licensed premises in Queensland?Group of answer choices$12,384$10,336$11,676$3,336

Who can be fined for supplying alcohol to an intoxicated person on licensed premises? Another patron The licensee The staff member who served the intoxicated person All of the above

SCENARIO A     Three underage school children are caught by police drinking alcohol they claim was bought from Ryan's store.The security footage from the store shows that Ryan, who was the duty manager, did sell them the alcohol, after asking and checking their identification. They paid for the alcohol using the EFTPOS machine. The identification shown to police showed they were all underage.                                          Outline how the duty manager breached the law using the prompts below:3分What are the legal requirements when selling alcohol to minors?What offence/sections of the law are they breaking?What is the penalty for this offence?For the Duty Manager:For Staff:

A licensee does NOT commit the offence of permitting intoxication if it is proven that: They took all of the steps set out in the Prevention of Intoxication on Licensed Premises Guidelines issued under the liquor laws They had free drinking water available at all times at each bar All staff had completed mandatory RSA training Free snack food was available when liquor was being served

Which government agency is responsible for regulating liquor and gaming activities in Queensland? Stuck? Click here to view a pop-up of the content related to this questionThe Australian Securities and Investments CommissionThe Australian Competition and Consumer CommissionThe Office of Liquor and Gaming RegulationThe Australian Gambling Research Centre