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HI HB1465
Bill
Status
7/12/2017
Primary Sponsor
Chris Todd
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AI Summary
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Clarifies that "managers" of limited liability companies are included alongside "members" in liquor license statutes, and distinguishes between member-managed and manager-managed LLC structures.
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Allows liquor licensees to place licenses with the commission for safekeeping while not operating, rather than being forced to cancel licenses during temporary business closures.
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Exempts officers and directors of publicly-traded companies from criminal history record checks and notification requirements unless they are designated as primary decision-makers regarding liquor purchases and sales.
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Permits partnership interest transfers to remaining partners or trusts without public hearing upon death or withdrawal of a partner, and expands notification requirements from prior approval to written notice within thirty days.
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Adds prohibition on officers/directors from coercing or unduly influencing designated primary decision-makers to engage in unlawful liquor sales activities, with authority for license suspension or cancellation.
Legislative Description
Relating To Liquor.
Liquor Commission
Last Action
Act 184, on 07/11/2017 (Gov. Msg. No. 1298).
7/12/2017