This session is designed to ensure licensees are ready for inspectors. Understanding the extent of powers is one thing, but proactively meeting the risk is another. This session looks at:

• Liquor license inspectors and the law – an overview
• Liquor inspectors’ powers – what limits and constraints apply?
• The inspector’s methods of work – a Victorian perspective
• A compliance checklist - being forearmed for inspection
• Do inspectors need to identify themselves?
• What to do when being interviewed by inspectors
• Relationship of inspectors to police and local councils
• Case study – preparing for inspection – a precautionary checklist

Leigh is one of Australia's most sought after responsible gambling strategists and recognised expert in regulatory compliance for the gaming and hospitality industry. With a wide range of pertinent qualifications and a strong background in social work, social policy and government regulation, he brings more than 20 years experience to the field of problem gambling, responsible gambling and liquor licensing. He regularly attends key industry forums, think tanks and conferences all around the world as a highly respected guest speaker and working party group co-ordinator.

As a qualified trainer in responsible gambling, responsible service of liquor, anti money laundering, occupational health and safety and a range of staff focused personal development topics, Leigh has a well earned reputation for excellence within the gambling sector and with regulators alike.

This webinar is suitable for commercial lawyers practising in liquor licensing law in Victoria. This webinar is for practitioners with some knowledge in this area and looking to improve their knowledge.

Lawyers can 0.5 CPD units – substantive law.