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Why does a Public Health Officer have any say about occupancy in a bar?

April 26, 2017bar occupancy officer Public Health

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Why does a Public Health Officer have any say about occupancy in a bar?

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The Public Health Act requires an eating or drinking establishment to have enough washrooms for its patrons. The Public Health Officer checks how many washrooms are in a bar and then gives his or her recommendation about occupancy.