Delaware HB195 amends bartending regulations, allowing 18-20 year olds to serve alcohol if supervised by a 21+ year old, and exempts those aged 18+.
Delaware HB195 modifies the state's bartending laws by allowing individuals aged 18-20 to serve alcohol, provided they are supervised by someone 21 years or older. It also exempts those aged 18 and above from additional training if they have completed an approved responsible alcoholic beverage server training program within the last two years. The bill also specifies that individuals under 21 cannot prepare alcohol and prohibits minors from working in sexually oriented taverns or taprooms.
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