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Call Rooty Hill RSL Club on 1800 RHRSLC |
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 Club
Policies
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 Privacy
Policy
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 Rooty
Hill RSL Club is subject to the provisions
of the Privacy Act 1988. The personal information
provided by you within our Club or on the
Internet may be used to process your membership
or renewal application. Failure to provide
all of the requested information may result
in your application being rejected. You have
a right to access and correct any of your
personal information that the Club holds about
you.
The Club does not disclose your personal information
to any other organisation or person unless
there is a legal requirement to do so. The
Club may disclose your information to third
parties that provide services under contract
to the Club. These contracts require the third
party to keep your personal information confidential
and secure.
Your personal information, including information
about you obtained as a result of you placing
your membership card in a gaming or other
Club machine (not ATMs), may be used by the
Club for marketing purposes to improve our
services and to provide you with the latest
information about those services and any new
related services and promotions. |
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Smoking
Policy |
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Patrons are reminded that in accordance with
the "Smoke Free Environment Act 2004",
smoking is only allowed in the main Poker
Machine Lounge. There is a designated Non
Smoking Area in the Poker Machine Lounge located
at the North Parade end of the building. |
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No
More. It's the Law. |
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 The
Liquor Licensing Act aims to ensure that
those who consume alcohol only do so in
a responsible manner. Rooty Hill RSL Club
is committed to the principles of responsible
service of alcohol. All employees must adhere
to the following responsible service of
alcohol practices, below is an extract of
Rooty Hill RSL Clubs policy on Responsible
service of Alcohol:
- No liquor will be served to minors (under
18 years of age).
- No intoxicated persons will be admitted
to the Club.
- Intoxicated persons will be refused
service of liquor.
It is not only your right to follow the
above principles; it is your obligation.
Determining whether a person is intoxicated
is not as easy as one may think. It is important
to watch for signs that someone is becoming
intoxicated, but common sense is also required.
As well as mood and demeanour, and the number
of drinks consumed, look for the following:
A notable change in behaviour, especially
antisocial, inappropriate or violent behaviour,
use of abusive language
- Slurring of, or mistakes in speech
- Clumsiness, knocking things over (like
a drink or ashtray), or fumbling with
change
- A significant loss of co-ordination
(usually swaggering or swaying)
- A degree of confusion, a lack of understanding
or ability to hear, and a difficulty in
responding
- Physical illness such as vomiting
Responsible service of alcohol is becoming
increasingly more relevant and you should
be aware that serious offences are handed
out to both licensees and individual bar
employees who don't adhere to these guidelines.
In NSW the current applicable penalty is
a maximum $5000 fine for the following offences:
- Permit intoxicated or indecent or quarrelsome
behaviour on licensed or registered club
premises
- Sell or supply liquor to intoxicated
person on licensed or club premises
- Sell or supply liquor to a minor
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BetSafe |
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 BetSafe
is an initiative of the BetSafe Group (a coalition
of 41 registered clubs and hotels in NSW and
Canberra). It is a comprehensive program devised
and fully implemented in consultation with
responsible gambling experts, highly regarded
in their profession, Paul Symond Consultancy.
BetSafe is the first comprehensive Responsible
Service of Gambling program to be put in place
in any gambling venue or outlet in NSW, with
the exception of Star City Casino, Sydney.
BetSafe aims to cultivate an environment
which opens up avenues for people to come
forward before they hit crisis point, in
other words create a safety net approach.
We all acknowledge the recreational and
social side to gambling but need to be more
than just mindful about the group of people
for whom gambling becomes anti-social.
Each BetSafe program has been specifically
devised and fully implemented to be venue
specific while still providing a uniform
approach.
Since its launch BetSafe has:
- Delivered staff training to over 8,790
BetSafe staff & management
- Counselled over 529 staff from BetSafe
Clubs
- Counselled over 2,155 patrons from BetSafe
Clubs
- Assisted with 643 self-exclusions from
BetSafe Clubs
- Taken over 3,000 calls from BetSafe
Clubs regarding possible problem players
- Distributed, displayed and /or maintained
over 400,000 signs, cards, pamphlets and
posters
The Minister for Gaming & Racing, the
Hon. Richard Face MP officially launched
BetSafe at Western Suburbs Leagues Club,
Newcastle, on Thursday 10 December 1998.
At the launch the Minister endorsed the
BetSafe program and stressed that the entire
Club Industry needed to implement a RSG
program. "BetSafe is a shining example
of patron care and will prove to be for
the betterment of the entire Club Industry,"
the Minister stated. |
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