When applying for a premises licence, who must I notify?
• Camden Licensing Authority • police • London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority • community Safety • weights and measures • health and safety. Your guidance notes will provide more detailed information on notifying the above responsible authorities. What is a designated premises supervisor (DPS)? A designated premises supervisor (DPS) is the person identified as such for a particular premises who is named on the premises licence. Any premises where alcohol is supplied under a premises licence must have a DPS. They will be named in the operating schedule for any premises with a premises licence. The DPS will not necessarily be the premises licence holder, although this may sometimes be the case. It is expected that they will be the point of contact for the premises at all times for licensing authorities, or the police or fire services if problems occur at the premises. Back to the top What is a representation? Who can make it? The term representation, as used in the Licensing Act 2
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