please help me to solve this questions Task 1-Demonstrate procedureto refusesaleorservice ofalcoholand assisteach of the followinggroups of customerswhowhoareapproachingintoxication ('Early signs ofapproachingintoxication'); A)thosein emotionalorphysicaldistress(Upset/Crying/Anger) B)thosewith no food consumption duringextendedserviceofalcohol(2 hours) C)thosewhoappearto be showing earlysigns ofapproaching intoxicationfromadrug'otherthan alcohol' beingprescription('Valium', 'Panadeine Forte')orillicitsubstances (e.g. cannabis, cocaine,Ice) Task 2-Demonstrate organisational orhouserequirements and use effectivecommunicationandconflictresolution skillswhenasking the followingdifferentintoxicated customerstoleave thepremises. D)onecompliantcustomer(Accepts yourdecisiontoleave, doesnotwant to causetroubleand wantstocomebackagain) E)one difficultcustomerrefusingtoleavethevenue (doesnotaccept your decisionand refuses toleave)See examplesinthepointsbelow and thetableoverleaf,containing keyitemsandwords that yourtrainer will be expecting tohearinyour videosubmissions. Inallscenarios itisimportantthat you: Introduce yourselfasastaffmember Takepatron toa moreappropriatearea(e.g.removefromgroup) Use shortsentences to offeryourassistance (e.g.offerglass of water) Calm / polite / appropriate tone/donotinvadepatron'spersonalspace Offer safetransport options ifpatronwishestogohome,e.g. offertocallat

SITHFABOBZ - Provide responsible service of alcohol Practical Assessment Guidance Notes In this practical assessment, you will be required to submit to your trainer for marking, a minimum of 3 videos lasting no longer than 1 minute each. We have provided 6 videos, comprising an introductory video explaining the context of your 'role play' as part of your practical assessment, together with 5 examples to guide you in your presentation. Task 1 - Demonstrate procedure to refuse sale or service of alcohol and assist each of the following groups of customers who who are approaching intoxication {'Early signs of approaching intoxication'l; Al those in emotional or physical distress {Upset f Crying I Anger) 3} those with no food consumption during extended service of alcohol [2 hours} C) those who appear to be showing early signs of approaching intoxication from a drug 'other than alcohol' being prescription {'Valium', 'Panadeine Forte') or illicit substances {e.g. cannabis, cocaine, Ice] Task 2 - Demonstrate organisational or house requirements and use effective communication and conict- resolution skills when asking the following different intoxicated customers to leave the premises. D) one compliant customer (Accepts your decision to leave, does not want to cause trouble and wants to come back again) E) one difficult customer refusing to leave the venue (does not accept yOur decision and refuses to leave) See examples in the points below and the table overleaf, containing key items and words that your trainer will be expecting to hear in your video submissions. In all scenarios it is important that you: Introduce yourself as a staff member Take patron to a more appropriate area (e.g. remove from group) Use short sentences to offer your assistance [e.g. offer glass of water} Calm I polite; appropriate tone I do not invade patron's personal space Offer safe transport options if patron wishes to go home, e.g. offer to call a taxi PH: +612 9211 4110 - Level 1,86-90 Bay St Broadway, NSW 2007 Page 1 of 2 Tertius Training P'I'V LTD TIA BarMaJt Australia at LAM Barman {RTO Code: 41242:] AB\": 83 604 319 651 Version 5.0 - 2020 File location: T:\\Education\\RSA OnlinelEnrolment 8r Assessment 23 VA/lax RSA Online Practical Assessment v5.0 SITHFABOIJZ - Provide responsible service of alcohol \"Hi, are you 0k? {and other empathetic statements). We believe your distress is an early sign of approaching intoxication. For the moment, we can no ionger serve any more alcohol. We can, however, offer you a cup of tea or coffee or other non-alcoholic beverages.\" B \"We have noticed you have not eaten since you arrived here, and we have observed several 'eariy' signs of approaching intoxication. For now, we can no ionger serve any more aicohol ....\" then offer hospitality {e.g. Can ishow you our menu?)