Delaware SB168 amends Title 4 to regulate third-party delivery of alcoholic beverages, including licensing, delivery restrictions, and verification.
Delaware SB168 amends Title 4 of the Delaware Code to regulate third-party delivery of alcoholic beverages. It mandates that third-party delivery licensees provide contracts to the Commissioner upon request and prohibits delivery to certain locations and individuals. The bill outlines requirements for verifying recipient age and sobriety, acceptable forms of identification, and methods to detect fake IDs. It also specifies that deliveries must be completed during legal sales hours and that alcoholic beverages must be stored securely in vehicles.
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