if no alcohol licence is held, a responsible individual to be nominated by the club management or other governing body elected by the members.

if an alcohol licence is held, the designated premises supervisor.in premises which are licensed to serve alcohol for consumption on the premises under the relevant Scottish licence: the premises manager (which the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 (opens in new tab) requires as a condition of the premises licence), or, where an occasional licence is held, a responsible person designated by the holder of the licence.in pubs in England and Wales: the designated premises supervisor (which the Licensing Act 2003 (opens in new tab) requires as a condition of any alcohol premises licence).Compliance with the code of practice should be the responsibility of a designated person:.Premises which have a licence issued by a Licensing Board under section 26(1) or 47(2) of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 (opens in new tab) authorising the sale of alcohol on the premises.Club gaming and club machine permits issued under the Club Gaming and Club Machine Permits (Scotland) Regulations 2007 (opens in new tab).Registrations under Parts II and III of the Gaming Act 1968 (opens in new tab) which, under transitional provisions, are treated as club gaming and club machine permits respectively.This is the Commission’s Code of Practice issued under section 24 of the Gambling Act 2005 (opens in new tab) (the Act) relating to provision of facilities for gaming machine gambling in accordance with club gaming, club machine and alcohol licensed premises permits. Section C - Gaming machines in clubs and premises with an alcohol licence

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