Which behavior is NOT the responsibility of the licensee to control?

The behavior that is not the responsibility of the licensee to control is orderly conduct. The licensee is typically required to maintain a safe and compliant environment within their establishment, which includes managing behaviors that could disrupt the peace or safety of patrons, such as violent conduct, unlawful behavior, and indecent dancing.

Orderly conduct implies that patrons are behaving in a manner that is acceptable and does not require intervention. It is considered the baseline standard of behavior that the licensee expects from their customers. If patrons are engaging in orderly conduct, there is no reason for the licensee to take action, as this type of behavior aligns with the expected norms for a liquor establishment. Therefore, the responsibility for overseeing and managing types of conduct that are inappropriate or unlawful fall under the jurisdiction of the licensee, not the management of orderly conduct.