SIRS (Saskatchewan) Exam Questions & Answers 2026 (1–10)

Question 1

Which body is responsible for regulating liquor in Saskatchewan?

TheoryPractice · Accepted Answer

The Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA). In Saskatchewan the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) regulates liquor, issues permits, and enforces the rules.

Question 2

Which law sets out the main rules for selling and serving liquor in Saskatchewan?

TheoryPractice · Accepted Answer

The Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Act, 1997 and its regulations. The Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Act, 1997 (AGRA) and The Alcohol Control Regulations, 2016 are the primary laws governing the sale and service of liquor in Saskatchewan.

Question 3

What is Serve It Right Saskatchewan (SIRS)?

TheoryPractice · Accepted Answer

Saskatchewan's responsible beverage service training program. Serve It Right Saskatchewan (SIRS) is the province's responsible beverage service program. It teaches permittees and staff how to sell and serve liquor safely and within the law.

Question 4

In Saskatchewan, who is generally required to hold a valid Serve It Right Saskatchewan certificate?

TheoryPractice · Accepted Answer

Permittees and staff who sell, serve, or supervise the service of liquor. SLGA requires permittees, managers, and staff who sell, serve, or supervise the sale and service of liquor to be SIRS certified.

Question 5

Who carries out compliance inspections of permitted establishments in Saskatchewan?

TheoryPractice · Accepted Answer

SLGA inspectors (and police). SLGA inspectors, supported by police, monitor permitted premises for compliance with AGRA, the regulations, and the conditions of the permit.

Question 6

In Saskatchewan, the document that authorizes a business to sell or serve liquor is called a:

TheoryPractice · Accepted Answer

Permit issued by SLGA. SLGA issues permits authorizing the sale and service of liquor. Operating without the correct permit, or breaking its conditions, can lead to penalties.

Question 7

What is a Special Occasion Permit (SOP) used for in Saskatchewan?

TheoryPractice · Accepted Answer

Authorizing liquor service at a specific one-time event. A Special Occasion Permit authorizes liquor service for a specific one-time event such as a wedding, fundraiser, or festival. The permit holder is still responsible for responsible service.

Question 8

Which of the following can result from serious or repeated liquor law violations at a Saskatchewan establishment?

TheoryPractice · Accepted Answer

Monetary penalties, permit suspension, or cancellation. SLGA can impose penalties and suspend or cancel a permit for contraventions, and individuals can face fines or charges under AGRA.

Question 9

Why does Saskatchewan require responsible beverage service training such as SIRS?

TheoryPractice · Accepted Answer

To reduce alcohol-related harm and ensure staff know and follow the law. Responsible beverage service training reduces alcohol-related harm and ensures staff understand their legal duties under AGRA.

Question 10

Who is ultimately responsible for ensuring liquor is served lawfully at a permitted establishment?

TheoryPractice · Accepted Answer

The permittee (permit holder). The permittee is legally responsible for how liquor is sold and served on the premises, including the conduct of staff. This is why permittees must ensure staff are trained.

SIRS (Saskatchewan) Exam Questions & Answers 2026 (1–10)

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