Massachusetts H325 regulates the sale of alcoholic beverages at venues with over 4,900 occupants.
Massachusetts H325 amends Chapter 138 of the General Laws to regulate the sale of alcoholic beverages at venues with over 4,900 occupants. The bill specifies that such sales must be directly conducted and supervised by an employee holding the appropriate license from the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission. No patron can access an alcoholic beverage until the sale is finalized and the beverage is served by a licensed employee.
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