Which is NOT a criterion for the District Licensing Committee’s decision?

The criterion that does not influence the District Licensing Committee’s decision is the geographic location. The primary focus of the District Licensing Committee involves assessing aspects that directly relate to the behavior and history of individuals or entities applying for a license. This encompasses the character and reputation of individuals involved, any previous convictions that might affect their suitability, and their experience in the licensed activity.

While geographic location could potentially impact logistics or local community considerations, it is not a primary factor considered in determining the appropriateness or suitability of a license application. The committee's decision revolves around the individuals’ qualifications and history rather than the area in which they plan to operate.