Responsible serving of alcohol is vital for health, comfort of patrons and community reasons.

Club Burwood has adopted the following policy which provides a framework for the Responsible Service of Alcohol:

• In order to prevent under-age access and drinking, we will require proof of age to be provided when requested and may include driver's licence, passport, or proof of age.
• Person who are intoxicated will be refused admission to the Club.
• We will display and refer to intoxication signs in order to support our responsible attitude and meet the requirements of legislation.
• No patron will be served triple nips of spirits.
• Any patron in the Club will be denied service if they are considered to be intoxicated.
• We will support and actively promote initiatives to safeguard the well-being of our patrons by actively marketing and promoting non-alcoholic drinks and promoting food sales.

ALCOHOL & THE LAW -
In NSW various Acts control the sale and service of alcohol. There are four basic points which are relevant to responsible serving practices.

• A person shall not sell or supply liquor to a person under the age of 18 years.
• A licensee shall not permit intoxication or any indecent, violent or quarrelsome conduct on their licensed premises.
• A person shall not sell or supply any liquor to any person who is at the time in a state of intoxication.
• Where a person is intoxicated on the licensed premises, the licensee shall be deemed to have permitted intoxication on the premises unless they and their employees took all reasonable steps to prevent intoxication on the licensed premises.

If you are drunk, disorderly, or violent on these premises we will ask you to leave. If you fail to leave when asked you are committing an offence.