If the current Designated Premises Supervisor is leaving the business and you have appointed a new one, then you will also need to vary the Licence to show that there is a new DPS now in place. Selling alcohol without a valid DPS is a criminal offence so it is essential that you also check the correct person is shown as the current DPS. The DPS is the individual responsible for the day-to-day management of the premises where alcohol is sold, and therefore this information is an essential part of any Licence and must be kept current. The Licensing Guys can help you gain your Vary DPS Application with ease.
A Vary DPS Application is done to gain a (Variation of a Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS) on a Premises Licence) that allows you to change the individual responsible for the day-to-day management of the premises where alcohol is sold. This process is governed by the Licensing Act 2003 in England and Wales. The Licensing Guys can help you gain your Vary DPS Application with ease.
Here are the key steps involved:
Application Form: You need to complete a variation application form, which includes details about the premises and the proposed new DPS.
Consent Form: The proposed new DPS must complete a consent form to show they agree to take on the role.
Notification: You must notify the existing DPS (if any) about the application.
Submission: Submit the completed forms to your local licensing authority, along with the required fee. Police Notification: A copy of the application must be sent to the local police. The new DPS can take on their role immediately if you request this in the application, but the Police have 14 days to object to the new appointment if they have good grounds to do so.
We can help you and guide each step to ensure the information is correct and you’re on your way to gaining your Variation of a Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS) on a Premises Licence.
