Which actions demonstrate compliance with RBS duties?

• A. Not counting any incidents.
• B. Consistently checking IDs, terminating service when intoxicated, offering alternatives, and documenting incidents.
• C. Serving the strongest drinks first.
• D. Allowing customers to drink until they are drunk.

Answer: (C)

RBS duties center on preventing harm by controlling how alcohol is served. Verifying age helps ensure the person is legally allowed to drink; stopping service when someone is intoxicated protects them and others from the risks of further impairment; offering non-alcoholic options or food provides alternatives that reduce intoxication; and documenting incidents creates a record for accountability and future training. These actions show proactive, responsible management of alcohol service and support safety for patrons and staff.

Not counting incidents neglects safety responsibilities. Serving the strongest drinks first undermines responsible service by encouraging rapid intoxication. Allowing customers to drink until they are drunk promotes danger and is not compliant with responsible service practices.