Hawaii SB122 regulates cabaret licenses, allowing unclothed performances under specific conditions and prohibiting licenses in certain areas.

Hawaii SB122 amends cabaret licensing regulations, permitting professional entertainment by persons who perform or entertain unclothed under specific conditions. It allows such performances if authorized by a cabaret license issued before June 15, 1990, or by a license that permits such performances under rules adopted by the liquor commission. These licenses are transferable until June 30, 2000, after which they require liquor commission approval. Cabarets in resort areas can operate until 4 a.m. weekly, and licenses cannot be issued for premises within tourism-based special districts.

Hawaii SB122 regulates cabaret licenses, allowing unclothed performances under specific conditions and prohibiting licenses in certain areas.

Hawaii SB122 amends cabaret licensing regulations, permitting professional entertainment by persons who perform or entertain unclothed under specific conditions. It allows such performances if authorized by a cabaret license issued before June 15, 1990, or by a license that permits such performances under rules adopted by the liquor commission. These licenses are transferable until June 30, 2000, after which they require liquor commission approval. Cabarets in resort areas can operate until 4 a.m. weekly, and licenses cannot be issued for premises within tourism-based special districts.