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Who is responsible for administering the alcohol act at a national level?

District Licensing Committee
Alcohol Regulatory Licensing Authority
Local Health Authority
Ministry of Health

The correct answer is: Alcohol Regulatory Licensing Authority

The Alcohol Regulatory Licensing Authority is responsible for administering the alcohol act at a national level. This authority typically oversees the licensing and regulatory framework concerning the production, distribution, and sale of alcohol. Its role encompasses ensuring compliance with national laws related to alcohol, managing licensing applications, and enforcing regulations to promote responsible alcohol consumption and public health. In contrast, the other entities listed, such as the District Licensing Committee, usually operate at a local or regional level and focus on managing licenses within their specific jurisdictions. The Local Health Authority deals primarily with health-related matters and may have some interactions with alcohol regulations, but it does not hold, the primary responsibility for overarching governance at a national scale. The Ministry of Health primarily focuses on public health policies and initiatives rather than the specific administration of alcohol licensing laws.