Which of the following is an offence category under The Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012?

The offence of irresponsible promotion of alcohol is specifically addressed under The Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012, highlighting the need for responsible marketing and advertising practices to mitigate harm from excessive alcohol consumption. This category focuses on ensuring that promotional activities do not encourage excessive drinking or target vulnerable populations, thus safeguarding public health.

While the other options involve aspects of serving or selling alcohol, they do not have explicit categories of offense defined in the legislation like irresponsible promotion does. For instance, refusal of service may be a part of best practice in service but is not categorized as an offense under this Act. Improper storage of beverages and failure to display a menu are more operational issues rather than being classified as offenses in the same vein as the irresponsible promotion of alcohol. Thus, the focus on responsible promotion is a crucial part of alcohol regulation reflected in the Act.