Hawaii HB1901 amends liquor licensing rules for fundraising events by nonprofits, political candidates, and parties.

Hawaii HB1901 modifies the issuance of class 10 liquor licenses for fundraising events. It allows these events to auction liquor in sealed containers and permits off-premises consumption of liquor in original sealed containers. The bill waives certain requirements for these licenses, such as hearings, fees, and document notarization. It also specifies that registered educational or charitable nonprofits can sell liquors in their original packages for off-premises consumption.

Hawaii HB1901 amends liquor licensing rules for fundraising events by nonprofits, political candidates, and parties.

Hawaii HB1901 modifies the issuance of class 10 liquor licenses for fundraising events. It allows these events to auction liquor in sealed containers and permits off-premises consumption of liquor in original sealed containers. The bill waives certain requirements for these licenses, such as hearings, fees, and document notarization. It also specifies that registered educational or charitable nonprofits can sell liquors in their original packages for off-premises consumption.