IL HB5369

Amends the Liquor Control Act of 1934 by adding Section 3-12(a)(15.5) to require the Illinois Liquor Control Commission to establish minimum pricing rules for alcoholic liquors sold in bars and restaurants.

Authorizes the Commission to adopt rules establishing a standard of minimum prices as a means to reduce sales of cheap alcoholic beverages that contribute to binge drinking.

Applies minimum price requirements specifically to on-premise consumption retailers (bars and restaurants), not off-premise retailers like liquor stores.

Adds this pricing provision to the Commission's existing powers and duties under the Liquor Control Act without specifying what the minimum prices should be.