For a nonprofit fundraiser with a temporary on-sale license, who within the organization must be RBS certified?

For a nonprofit fundraiser with a temporary on-sale license, who within the organization must be RBS certified?

• A. The board of directors
• B. All volunteers
• C. The event organizer
• D. The alcohol pourers

Answer: (D)

RBS certification is about training the people who actually handle and serve alcohol to do so responsibly. In a nonprofit fundraiser with a temporary on-sale license, those who pour drinks are the ones directly responsible for serving, checking ages, and watching for signs of intoxication. They need to know how to refuse service when appropriate and how to handle difficult situations safely. Because they are the ones influencing how much alcohol a patron receives and when service should stop, they must be RBS certified. The board, other volunteers, or the event organizer might oversee or plan the event, but certification is required for the individuals who are pouring.

RBS certification is about training the people who actually handle and serve alcohol to do so responsibly. In a nonprofit fundraiser with a temporary on-sale license, those who pour drinks are the ones directly responsible for serving, checking ages, and watching for signs of intoxication. They need to know how to refuse service when appropriate and how to handle difficult situations safely. Because they are the ones influencing how much alcohol a patron receives and when service should stop, they must be RBS certified. The board, other volunteers, or the event organizer might oversee or plan the event, but certification is required for the individuals who are pouring.