Hawaii SB3062 allows the University of Hawaii and state libraries to use liquor in educational settings without a liquor license.

Hawaii SB3062 permits the University of Hawaii and its campuses to use liquor in culinary arts, hospitality, and related educational programs without needing a liquor license, provided liquor is not consumed by those under 21. Liquor may be sold to the general public. State libraries can also use liquor for educational exhibitions, but liquor cannot be sold to the general public. This bill aims to enhance experiential learning and skill development in relevant fields by incorporating liquor into educational settings.

Hawaii SB3062 allows the University of Hawaii and state libraries to use liquor in educational settings without a liquor license.

Hawaii SB3062 permits the University of Hawaii and its campuses to use liquor in culinary arts, hospitality, and related educational programs without needing a liquor license, provided liquor is not consumed by those under 21. Liquor may be sold to the general public. State libraries can also use liquor for educational exhibitions, but liquor cannot be sold to the general public. This bill aims to enhance experiential learning and skill development in relevant fields by incorporating liquor into educational settings.