What document must a licensee display to inform patrons about prohibited persons?

The correct answer is that a licensee must display a copy of the licence to inform patrons about prohibited persons. The licence contains specific conditions and guidelines outlined by the authorities concerning who may be denied access or service at the premises, often including individuals who are intoxicated or those who exhibit violent behavior. By displaying the licence, the licensee ensures compliance with legal requirements and provides transparency to patrons about the rules governing entry and service.

While an access control policy outlines the procedures related to managing entry and identifying prohibited individuals, it may not be a legal requirement to display it publicly. Menus and alcohol service guidelines are important for operational purposes but do not serve the specific role of informing patrons about prohibited persons as mandated by licensing regulations.