Whilst the consumption of alcohol is a part of many people’s social life, we encourage those whochoose to drink, to do so responsibly. Unfortunately, some people over-indulge and can become unrulyand disruptive. This type of behaviour is unacceptable, as it may threaten the welfare and safety ofothers, and may result in serious consequences.

Responsible consumption of alcoholResponsible consumption of alcohol is your responsibility and in your best interest. Every person�s bodyreacts differently to the consumption of alcohol. Understanding your own limitations is important and willaid in ensuring you consume alcohol responsibly.RESPONSIBILITIES OF ALL PATRONS TRAVELLING WITH SUNDANCER BUSES PARTY BUS.Must produce upon request appropriate proof of age documentation at the time of pick-upMust not bring Glass drinking Vessels on the vehicleMust not smoke on the vehicleMust not take Alcohol off the vehicle during the course of the tripMust not any stage while travelling disembark from the vehicle?Must not behave in a manner likely to distract the driver of the vehicleMust not urinate in a public place, Including a street, lane, alleyway or doorwayMust not litter? Including empty drink containers, food wrappings or cigarette buttsMust not vandalize any property whatsoeverMust not make unreasonable excessive noiseMust not bring, consume or distribute illegal drugsMust not behave in a violent or aggressive manner towards staff or any other member of the publicMust not behave in an indecent or offensive manner to othersMust comply with all directions given by staff whilst on charter Have a SAFE GREAT night out!Must comply with all directions by Police officers or compliance inspectors, including a direction toproduce proof of age documentation.Offences Under the Summary Offences Act 1966, It is an offence to be drunk or drunk and disorderly in apublic place. In addition, the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 prohibits: Underage drinking Anti-Socialbehaviour in and around licensed premises Disturbance of the neighbourhood amenity Refusing a directionby a police member or compliance Inspector Patrons who do not comply with the Liquor Control ReformAct 1998 may be guilty of an offence and issued an infringement notice or be ordered by a court to pay afine. Responsibility of the Bus Operator and Host: The operator of the party bus and the appointed host willpromote the responsible behaviour of patrons, including responsible consumption of alcohol. To meet thisrequirement, the operator and the appointed host will comply with the following: If visiting licensedpremises during the trip, notify the owners beforehand of the date, approximate time and number ofpeople who are attending. Avoid entering into any agreements with licensed venues that encourageirresponsible consumption of alcohol. Display a BYO permit in a prominent place on the bus. Display thefollowing signs, approved by the Director Of Liquor Licensing, in a prominent place on the bus: IntoxicationBe safe in public places. We have provided the hirer with a copy of the Code of Conduct attached to theirbooking form, and make a verbal announcement about patron responsibilities and prohibited behaviours atthe commencement of the trip. Check the patrons proof of age documentation and refuse entry tounaccompanied minors. Refuse entry to any patron who appears to be intoxicated at the commencementof the trip. If stopping at one or more destination during the trip, remove any alcohol still remaining at thefirst venue stop, place it in a storage area within the bus, and return it to patrons at the end of the trip. Ifstopping at any licensed premises during the trip, inform staff members or crowd controllers about anypatrons who appear to be intoxicated. Monitor the amount of alcohol consumed and attend to any patronwho appears to be intoxicated by: Asking the patron to remain on the bus with the buddy to sober up.Arranging a taxi for the patron, if practicable. Take all reasonable steps to ensure that patrons do not causea public nuisance- for example: littering, making excessive noise, congregating in a public place, or behavingin an offensive or indecent manner. Allow a Police Officer or Compliance Inspector on board to carry outtheir function under the Liquor Control Reform Act. Abide by road laws relating to parking near and aroundvenues to ensure passenger safety when boarding/ disembarking. Subsequent Offences: The Liquor ControlReform Act prohibits behaviour including: Allowing patrons to bring or consume alcohol on the bus withouta BYO permit. Permitting underage drinking Refusing a direction by a Police Officer or ComplianceInspector.A Party BusOperator or Host who does not comply with the Liquor Control Reform Act may be charged or issued withan infringement notice.