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Which unit is responsible for conducting criminal checks on applicants for a managers certificate?

Community Public Health
Alcohol Licensing Team
Alcohol Harm Reduction Unit
District Licensing Committee

The correct answer is: Alcohol Harm Reduction Unit

The Alcohol Harm Reduction Unit is responsible for conducting criminal checks on applicants for a manager's certificate. This unit focuses on minimizing the negative impacts associated with alcohol consumption, which includes ensuring that individuals responsible for the sale and supply of alcohol meet certain standards, including a clean criminal record. By conducting thorough background checks, the unit aims to promote responsible alcohol management and safeguard public health. The other options have different responsibilities. For instance, Community Public Health generally deals with broader health issues in the community and does not focus specifically on alcohol licensing. The Alcohol Licensing Team handles the application processes and compliance related to alcohol sales but may not directly conduct criminal background checks. The District Licensing Committee is involved in the approval process for liquor licenses and overseeing compliance with local laws but does not specifically manage the criminal check aspect.