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A Designated Premises Supervisor is the official title of the Personal Licence holder of a venue whose role it is to maintain and authorise the legal sale and supply of alcohol within the establishment. But while a business needs a Personal Licence holder and Designated Premises Supervisor to sell and supply alcohol, do they need to be on site all the time? So, does a Designated Premises Supervisor need to be in a venue 7 days a week, 24 hours a day and 365 days a year to authorise the sale of alcohol? Well, in a nutshell, no, but they do have responsibilities and a function that they must follow.   Does have a Designated Premises Supervisor need to be present on the premises?   No. A Designated Premises Supervisor does not have to be present at the premises at all times but they must be easy to contact by the licensing authorities when not present. If the Designated Premises Supervisor is not going to be at the premises then they must leave contact details with t...

  Yes, a Personal Licence can be suspended or revoked if any of the offences are committed by the licence holder. The  Licensing Act 2003  has a  complete list of these offences  that can lead to suspension of your licence. It guarantees that the licence holder is an accountable, law-abiding citizen. A Personal Licence ensures that its holder is competent enough to operate or oversee a company that provides or sells alcohol in a professional way. If licence holders don’t follow the rules or expectations, their licence can be suspended or revoked. Personal Licence holders risk having their licences cancelled for up to six months if it’s found that they are not adhering to the requirements. What Happens If a Personal Licence Gets Suspended or Revoked?   A Personal Licence can get suspended or revoked for up to six months, which means the business will face a loss of 6 months. Moreover, the staff won’t be employeed or get paid during this time perio...