Alaska HB363 amends alcohol sale regulations for patriotic organizations and club licenses.
Alaska HB363 modifies the sale of alcohol by allowing patriotic organizations to sell or dispense alcoholic beverages at events they organize. It also specifies that profits from these sales must go to the organization holding the permit, not to individuals. The bill further restricts alcohol purchases under club licenses to club members, their families, widows or widowers of deceased members, military personnel on active duty, and members of patriotic organizations. The act takes effect immediately.
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