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MI HB5084
Bill
Status
10/18/2011
Primary Sponsor
Kenneth Horn
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AI Summary
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Authorizes the Michigan Liquor and Cannabis Control Commission to issue hotel beer and wine licenses allowing hotels to sell beer and wine at retail for off-premises consumption in designated locations.
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Sets the annual fee for hotel beer and wine licenses equal to the fee for a specially designated merchant license under section 525(1)(j), with fees subject to allocation under section 543.
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Permits the commission to license hotels or merchants to sell spirits for off-premises consumption in designated locations, notwithstanding restrictions in section 233(1).
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Maintains requirement that spirits sold by specially designated distributors cannot be sold below minimum retail selling prices set by the commission, unless the commission authorizes below-minimum sales for inventory disposal.
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Defines "retail selling price" as the commission's cost for spirits plus established gross profit, and "minimum retail selling price" as retail selling price plus applicable specific taxes.
Legislative Description
Liquor; retail sales; sale of beer and wine by certain hotels; allow. Amends sec. 229 of 1998 PA 58 (MCL 436.1229).
Liquor, retail sales
Last Action
Referred To Committee On Regulatory Reform
3/20/2012