AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING LIQUOR CONTROL.
FILE NO. 173
Summary
The legislation revises the state’s liquor‑control statutes. It removes the mandate that out‑of‑state wine shippers report every sale to the Department of Consumer Protection, defines "retailer" for those permits, requires permit applicants to disclose any live entertainment, bars minors from holding liquor permits except in trusts, and shifts the evidentiary burden in under‑age sales cases. It also adds new fees, tax registration steps, labeling and shipping limits, and other technical changes.
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