Hospitality compliance quick check

The premises licence annual fee: paid to the licensing authority that issued the licence Your personal licence details: tell the licensing authority that issued it, as soon as reasonably practicable, if your name or address changes Your designated premises supervisor's details: apply to the licensing authority to vary the licence when the supervisor changes If you play live or recorded music to the public: TheMusicLicence from PPL PRS If you put tables and chairs on the pavement: a pavement licence from the council, which lasts for the period the council sets, up to 2 years Food business registration with the council for each premises, made at least 28 days before you start trading there Allergen information for every dish, including specials, kept up to date when recipes or suppliers change Fire safety equipment, alarms and emergency lighting under a suitable system of maintenance, and your fire risk assessment reviewed regularly Gas appliances, pipework and flues maintained in a safe condition by a Gas Safe registered engineer Employers' liability insurance from an authorised insurer, covering at least £5 million, with the certificate where staff can see it Right to work checks for every new starter, made before they start, with a copy kept and the date recorded Your pension re-enrolment and re-declaration of compliance with The Pensions Regulator, every 3 years