-Background knowledge:

Small Bar Specific Requirements What : The sale and supply of liquor for consumption on the premises only. . A maximum capacity of no more than 120 people (including staff) at any one time. Sections 98 and 98A - Extended trading hours for hotels and nightclubs*effective 20 November 2015. Sunday trading will be extended by two hours for hotels and nightclubs. This means hotels will be able to trade until midnight on Sundays and nightclubs until 2am Monday morning. As well as giving more flexibility to those two licence categories, the change also largely removes the requirement for hotels and nightclubs to apply for extended trading permits on long weekends. This does not apply to those hotels and nightclubs that have restricted hours as a condition on their licence. Section 110 - Removing the offence for carrying drinks across unlicensed areas between licensed areas of the same premises*effective 20 November 2015. This section of the Act has been amended to allow people to carry liquor across an unlicensed area of the same premises, such as when they are moving from the bar, across a footpath, to an alfresco area. Similarly, a premise may have licensed areas over several floors, but the staircase between the floors is unlicensed. In this example, the amendment allows people to carry their drinks from one level to another.

Question 1) How would you ensure the 120 person capacity is not exceeded at your Small Bar?