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The legal age in Queensland depends entirely upon which activity you wish to undertake.
It is UNLESS they are licensed to serve ONLY beer, or other low-alcohol beverages.
Emmanuel College - Queensland -'s motto is 'To Know - To Serve'.
Yes. Persons under age 21 may be on licensed premises, and can be sold and allowed to drink alcohol beverages, if they are with their parents, guardians, or spouses, as long as those persons are of legal drinking age; but this is at the discretion of the licensee.
They can work in a Bar if they have their RSl but they cannot serve alcohol until they are 18.
It depends on your state law. As a general rule, if you're not legal to drink it, you're not legal to serve it.
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I cant speak for anywhere else but NSW, Australia as I am only an expert on NSW liquor licensing laws. There is nothing in the legislation that prevents you serving a triple measure (90 mLs) in a glass however the Director of Liquor and Gaming in NSW has put out Safe Serving Guidelines which suggest that things like this are certainly not a good idea and will lead to elevated intoxication levels. In NSW, its illegal for anyone to become itoxicated on licensed premises. Hope this helps.
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No parent in Ohio is allowed to serve alcohol to his children. The law is the same regardless of the setting, but the license-holder in a licensed establishment would have even more charges and penalties probably. Undoubtedly, if you own the establishment and serve liquor to kids, you'd lose your liquor license.
no. if you do it's a fault.