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What is the maximum fine for irresponsible promotion of alcohol?

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The correct answer is: 10,000

The maximum fine for irresponsible promotion of alcohol is set at an amount that reflects the seriousness of the offense. When establishments engage in irresponsible promotions – such as offering unlimited drinks for a fixed price, happy hour specials that lead to excessive consumption, or misleading advertising about alcohol consumption – they can create significant health risks and societal issues, including increased alcohol-related problems. The amount established for fines is often designed to deter such behavior and ensure that businesses take responsible measures in the promotion of alcohol. The figure of 10,000 aligns with regulatory goals where penalties also serve to reinforce the need for responsible service and marketing practices. By imposing a substantial fine, the aim is to hold establishments accountable for their promotional practices and encourage compliance with liquor laws. These regulations are essential to protect public health and safety.