Responsible Alcohol Management Program (RAMP) Practice Test

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Who can face administrative liability in an alcohol service establishment?

  1. Only the server

  2. licensees and patrons

  3. licensees (owners)

  4. Only the manager

The correct answer is: licensees (owners)

In an alcohol service establishment, administrative liability primarily falls on the licensees, who are typically the owners or the individuals holding the liquor license. This is because licensees are responsible for ensuring compliance with local and state alcohol regulations, which include training staff, preventing underage drinking, and managing intoxication levels among patrons. Licensees have a legal obligation to oversee the establishment's operations and can face penalties, such as fines, license suspension, or revocation, if there are violations. Unlike servers or managers, who play crucial roles in day-to-day operations, the ultimate legal responsibility rests with the licensees to create a safe and responsible drinking environment. This is why the correct answer emphasizes the responsibility of the licensees as the key individuals who face administrative liability in these situations.