Which of the following is NOT a criterion included in a Local Alcohol Policy?

The Local Alcohol Policy (LAP) is designed to guide the licensing of alcohol-related activities within a community, and it includes specific criteria that focus on the impact of alcohol on that community. The identified criteria within a Local Alcohol Policy typically consider the physical aspects of alcohol licensing, such as the location, the types of licenses (e.g., on-licence, off-licence), and the overall number of alcohol licenses issued in a given area to manage supply and demand effectively.

The age of applicants is generally not a criterion included in a Local Alcohol Policy. While there are minimum age requirements for applicants to hold certain types of alcohol licenses, these requirements are set by national legislation rather than being customizable or influenced by local policies. Local councils focus more on managing the implications of alcohol availability and consumption in their communities through the specified criteria, rather than regulating the age of individuals who apply for licenses.