Course Information

What does the qualification cover?

The course covers the following aspects:

• general drug trends and who to approach for regional information drugs legislation which may affect liquor licensed premises and public entertainment licensed premises under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971

• the law and processes concerning revocation of a licence in relation to drugs offences

• the need for a two-way exchange of information between the designated premises supervisor and the licensing authorities

• demonstration of drug problems peculiar to licensed premises according to location and type

• how to initiate a drug strategy (drug policy)

• needs assessment

• how to deal with drug users and dealers

• how to comply with the requirements of finding or confiscating drugs

• how to comply with the requirements of disposal of suspect substances (found/confiscated drugs)

• how to keep an incident record identify

• how to design out drugs from a venue and the use of closed circuit television (CCTV )

• how to comply with the requirements of public safety

• the need for multi-agency liaison and the importance of partnership with the relevant authorities

• how to implement and monitor a drug strategy.

What are the benefits of obtaining this qualification?

The course gives a basic knowledge of the law pertaining to the misuse and supply of controlled drugs on licensed premises. It provides guidelines to help deal with any drug related problems on the premises and on the development of strategies to prevent such problems arising. Upon successful completion, a nationally recognised certificate awarded by BIIAB stating that the candidate has successfully achieved the BIIAB Level 2 NCL (DA) is awarded.

Course Duration

1 Day

Assessment Method

Multiple choice examination

Accreditors

BIIAB

Who is the qualification for?

Staff working in Licensed Premises

Suggested Progression of Completion

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