SB3655

Illinois SB3655 amends the Liquor Control Act of 1934 to set a maximum fine of $20,000 per violation for licensees.

Illinois SB3655 amends the Liquor Control Act of 1934 to establish a maximum fine of $20,000 per violation for any licensee. The bill also outlines the powers and duties of the State Commission, including the ability to fine, suspend, or revoke licenses for violations. It specifies conditions for self-distribution exemptions, including annual certifications and limits on production and sales. The bill further details the State Commission's responsibilities in licensing, investigating violations, and maintaining industry educational programs.