Oklahoma SB520 amends the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Act to add an intent element to certain prohibited acts by licensees.
Oklahoma SB520 amends the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Act to add an intent element to certain prohibited acts by licensees. The bill modifies the conditions under which alcoholic beverages can be sold or dispensed, including restrictions on automated devices and self-pour services. It also updates the definition of "automated device" and mandates constant video monitoring for self-pour services. The bill specifies that certain activities, such as offering drinks at a price below the cost markup, are prohibited unless specific conditions are met.
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