South Carolina bill H4000 amends alcohol licensing laws to include performing arts and convention complexes.

South Carolina bill H4000 amends the state's alcohol licensing laws by adding performing arts and convention complexes to the list of venues eligible for permits to purchase and sell alcoholic beverages for on-premises consumption. The bill specifies that these permits allow patrons to consume beer and wine at events or private functions within the complex. The legislation also defines terms such as "motorsports entertainment complex," "tennis specific complex," "soccer complex," and "performing arts and convention complex." The bill takes effect upon approval by the Governor.

South Carolina bill H4000 amends alcohol licensing laws to include performing arts and convention complexes.

South Carolina bill H4000 amends the state's alcohol licensing laws by adding performing arts and convention complexes to the list of venues eligible for permits to purchase and sell alcoholic beverages for on-premises consumption. The bill specifies that these permits allow patrons to consume beer and wine at events or private functions within the complex. The legislation also defines terms such as "motorsports entertainment complex," "tennis specific complex," "soccer complex," and "performing arts and convention complex." The bill takes effect upon approval by the Governor.