Age verification for same day deliveries—alternative process
107I Age verification for same day deliveries—alternative process
This clause prescribes, for the Act, section 114HA(1)(b) and (2)—
the minimum standard for a process used by a same day delivery provider to verify the age of a person entering into an agreement for same day liquor delivery, and
the form of authentication the person is required to undergo for a second or subsequent occasion on which the person intends to enter into an agreement for same day liquor delivery with the same day delivery provider.
The minimum standard is—
the person entering into the agreement (the purchaser) must give the same day delivery provider the purchaser’s name and date of birth, and
the same day delivery provider must either—
use a process provided by an accredited identity service provider or provisionally accepted provider that uses an artificial intelligence system to authenticate an evidence of age document for the purchaser, or
require the purchaser to state that the purchaser is, or would be, able and willing to produce, at the time of the same day delivery, an evidence of age document for the purchaser that verifies the purchaser’s identity and age.
The form of authentication the person is required to undergo must—
use a system that relies on credentials, or
require the purchaser to—
give the same day delivery provider the purchaser’s name and date of birth, and
state that the purchaser is, or would be, able and willing to produce, at the time of the same day delivery, an evidence of age document for the purchaser that verifies the purchaser’s identity and age.
In this clause—
credentials means credentials issued to proofed individuals by the same day delivery provider, an accredited identity service provider or a provisionally accepted provider of at least credential level 1 as specified in the role requirements for the TDIF.
proofed individual means a person who has been verified as being at least 18 years of age by the same day delivery provider using a process that meets the minimum standard specified in subclause (2).
(Repealed)
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