Documentation & SafetyQuestion 76 of 80
Which of the following belongs in good record-keeping practices for a seller-server establishment?
a.Incident reports for refusals and over-service situations
b.Notes on actions taken to help intoxicated patrons get home safely
c.Records showing staff completed TABC-approved training
d.All of the above
Explanation
Solid record-keeping includes incident reports, notes on safety actions taken, and proof that staff completed approved training. Together these records support both operations and legal defenses. Maintaining them consistently is part of a responsible service program.
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