Kentucky HB38 amends alcohol licensure laws to allow multiple licenses to be held by the same licensee under certain conditions.
Kentucky HB38 modifies the state's alcohol licensure regulations to allow certain types of licenses to be held by the same licensee. This includes allowing a commercial airline system or charter flight system transporter's license and a retail drink license to be held by the same licensee. Additionally, it permits the holder of a primary license to also hold a Sunday retail drink license, vintage distilled spirits license, and supplemental license.
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