Oklahoma HB2369 amends alcoholic beverage laws, establishing an event venue license and revising caterer license requirements.
Oklahoma HB2369 amends the state's alcoholic beverage laws by creating an event venue license, which authorizes the service and consumption of beer and wine during events. The event venue license prohibits the service of spirits and limits events to six days per year, with no more than one event per month. The bill also revises caterer license requirements, including the addition of an administrative fee for certain licenses and the stipulation that caterers must submit monthly and annual sales reports.
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