Which of the following is a valid reason for the Police or a Licensing Inspector to intervene with a Liquor Licence?

The sale of alcohol to minors is a significant issue that directly impacts community safety and the responsible service of alcohol. When a licensed establishment sells alcohol to someone under the legal drinking age, it violates the terms of the liquor license and the law. This can lead to severe repercussions, including fines, sanctions, or the revocation of the liquor license. The Police and Licensing Inspectors have the authority to intervene in such cases to ensure compliance with the legal framework designed to protect vulnerable populations.

In contrast, while unsatisfactory customer service, high employee turnover, and exceeding allowable hours of operation may affect business operations or customer experience, these factors do not typically warrant immediate intervention from the Police or Licensing Inspectors in the same way that the sale of alcohol to minors does. Each of these issues might lead to concerns over compliance or business reputation, but they do not specifically breach legal requirements regarding the responsible service of alcohol.