Hawaii HB1364 amends liquor license regulations to allow special licenses for fundraising events by nonprofits, political candidates, and parties.

Hawaii HB1364 modifies the state's liquor license regulations by introducing a special class 10 license for fundraising events. This license allows nonprofit organizations, political candidates, and political parties to sell liquor for up to three days. Educational or charitable nonprofits can sell liquor in their original packages for off-premises consumption. Social clubs with tax-exempt status can sell wine to their members for off-premises consumption. The bill waives certain requirements for issuing this license, including hearings, fees, and governmental clearances.

Hawaii HB1364 amends liquor license regulations to allow special licenses for fundraising events by nonprofits, political candidates, and parties.

Hawaii HB1364 modifies the state's liquor license regulations by introducing a special class 10 license for fundraising events. This license allows nonprofit organizations, political candidates, and political parties to sell liquor for up to three days. Educational or charitable nonprofits can sell liquor in their original packages for off-premises consumption. Social clubs with tax-exempt status can sell wine to their members for off-premises consumption. The bill waives certain requirements for issuing this license, including hearings, fees, and governmental clearances.