Administrative actions under the RBS program can be filed against whom?

Administrative actions under the RBS program can be filed against whom?

• A. Individual servers
• B. The license holder
• C. City zoning board
• D. Establishment's license

Answer: (D)

Administrative actions under the RBS program are aimed at the license that authorizes alcohol service—the establishment's license. When an establishment doesn’t follow RBS rules, regulators can impose penalties on that license, such as suspensions, revocations, fines, or mandated corrective actions. This ties accountability to the business operating the venue and preserves the authority to control alcohol service at the point of sale. The license holder (the owner or entity that holds the license) is the party responsible, but the formal enforcement is directed at the establishment's license itself. It isn’t targeted at individual servers or unrelated entities like a city zoning board.

Administrative actions under the RBS program are aimed at the license that authorizes alcohol service—the establishment's license. When an establishment doesn’t follow RBS rules, regulators can impose penalties on that license, such as suspensions, revocations, fines, or mandated corrective actions. This ties accountability to the business operating the venue and preserves the authority to control alcohol service at the point of sale. The license holder (the owner or entity that holds the license) is the party responsible, but the formal enforcement is directed at the establishment's license itself. It isn’t targeted at individual servers or unrelated entities like a city zoning board.