Alaska 31st Legislature (2019-2020) Status: Enacted Bipartisan · 5 R · 2 D cosponsors

SB 16 — An Act relating to certain alcoholic beverage licenses and permits; relating to the bond requirement for certain alcoholic beverage license holders; and providing for an effective date.

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This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced January 16, 2019. Enacted.

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The recent amendments to Bill SB 16 introduce new types of licenses for selling alcoholic beverages at performing arts theaters, fairs, and concerts. These new licenses aim to simplify the process for organizations like theaters and nonprofits to serve alcohol during events, which can enhance the experience for attendees and potentially increase revenue for these venues. Additionally, the amendments provide clarity on the bond requirements for certain license holders, easing regulations for those in good standing who have consistently paid their taxes. Overall, these changes aim to modernize and facilitate the sale of alcoholic beverages at various events in Alaska.

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relating to the bond requirement for certain alcoholic beverage license holders;
and relating to the bond requirement for certain alcoholic beverage license holders." SENATE BILL NO.
and providing for an effective date." CS FOR SENATE BILL NO.
16 01 "An Act relating to certain alcoholic beverage licenses and permits;
16(L&C) 01 "An Act relating to certain alcoholic beverage licenses and permits;
and relating to the 02 bond requirement for certain alcoholic beverage license holders." 03 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:
relating to the bond 02 requirement for certain alcoholic beverage license holders;
04 * Section 1.
and providing for an 03 effective date." 04 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:
05 * Section 1.
06 Sec.
05 Sec.
Licenses and permits issued 07 under this title are as follows:
Licenses and permits issued 06 under this title are as follows:
08 (1) beverage dispensary license;
07 (1) beverage dispensary license;
09 (2) duplicate beverage dispensary license for additional rooms;
08 (2) duplicate beverage dispensary license for additional rooms;
10 (3) restaurant or eating place license;
09 (3) restaurant or eating place license;
11 (4) club license;
10 (4) club license;
12 (5) bottling works license;
11 (5) bottling works license;
13 (6) brewery license;
12 (6) brewery license;
14 (7) package store license;
13 (7) package store license;
(8) general wholesale license;
14 (8) general wholesale license;
02 (9) wholesale malt beverage and wine license;
(9) wholesale malt beverage and wine license;
03 (10) distillery license;
02 (10) distillery license;
04 (11) common carrier dispensary license;
03 (11) common carrier dispensary license;
05 (12) retail stock sale license;
04 (12) retail stock sale license;
06 (13) recreational site license;
05 (13) recreational site license;
07 (14) pub license;
06 (14) pub license;
08 (15) winery license;
07 (15) winery license;
09 (16) caterer's permit;
08 (16) caterer's permit;
10 (17) special events permit;
09 (17) special events permit;
11 (18) conditional contractor's permit;
10 (18) conditional contractor's permit;
12 (19) brewpub license;
11 (19) brewpub license;
13 (20) golf course license;
12 (20) golf course license;
14 (21) outdoor recreation lodge license;
13 (21) outdoor recreation lodge license;
15 (22) destination resort license;
14 (22) destination resort license;
16 (23) performing arts theater license;
15 (23) performing arts theater license;
17 (24) fair license;
16 (24) fair license;
18 (25) concert permit.
17 (25) concert permit.
19 * Sec.
18 * Sec.
20 Sec.
19 Sec.
(a) A performing arts theater 21 license authorizes the holder of a beverage dispensary license to sell alcoholic 22 beverages and the holder of a restaurant or eating place license to sell beer and wine 23 at multiple noncontiguous locations at a specified performing arts theater site for 24 consumption on the licensed premises.
(a) A performing arts theater 20 license authorizes the holder of a beverage dispensary license to sell alcoholic 21 beverages and the holder of a restaurant or eating place license to sell beer and wine 22 at multiple noncontiguous locations at a specified performing arts theater site for 23 consumption on the licensed premises.
25 (b) The biennial performing arts theater license fee is $1,250.
24 (b) The biennial performing arts theater license fee is $1,250.
26 (c) The holder of a performing arts theater license may not sell or serve 27 alcoholic beverages as provided under the license during an event that is expected to 28 attract an audience predominantly composed of attendees under 21 years of age.
25 (c) The holder of a performing arts theater license may not sell or serve 26 alcoholic beverages as provided under the license during an event that is expected to 27 attract an audience with attendees under 21 years of age.
29 (d) The holder of a performing arts theater license may sell or serve alcoholic 30 beverages as provided under the license only 31 (1) in designated areas on the licensed premises;
28 (d) The holder of a performing arts theater license may sell or serve alcoholic 29 beverages as provided under the license only 30 (1) in designated areas on the licensed premises;
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and (2) for a period beginning two hours before the event until one hour 02 after the event.
and 31 (2) for a period beginning two hours before the event until one hour after the event.
03 (e) The holder of a performing arts theater license shall post the license 04 conspicuously in the performing arts theater during times when alcoholic beverages 05 are sold.
02 (e) The holder of a performing arts theater license shall post the license 03 conspicuously in the performing arts theater during times when alcoholic beverages 04 are sold.
06 (f) The board may not approve an application for the transfer of a performing 07 arts theater license to another location.
05 (f) The board may not approve an application for the transfer of a performing 06 arts theater license to another person or location.
08 (g) An application for a performing arts theater license must clearly identify 09 designated areas for the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages, which may 10 include portions of the audience viewing area at the performing arts theater site.
07 (g) An application for a performing arts theater license must clearly identify 08 designated areas for the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages, which may 09 include the audience viewing area at the performing arts theater site.
The 11 board may approve an application for a performing arts theater license only if the 12 application is approved by the local governing body of the municipality in which the 13 performing arts theater site is located or, for a performing arts theater site outside a 14 municipality, approved by the law enforcement agency that has jurisdiction over the 15 performing arts theater site.
The board may 10 approve an application for a performing arts theater license only if the application is 11 approved by the local governing body of the municipality in which the performing arts 12 theater site is located or, for a performing arts theater site outside a municipality, 13 approved by the law enforcement agency that has jurisdiction over the performing arts 14 theater site.
16 (h) In this section, "performing arts theater" means a location where events are 17 presented by live performers on a stage, such as plays, operas, orchestra concerts, 18 readings, and similar activities as determined by the board.
15 (h) The board may deny an application for renewal of a performing arts 16 theater license if the license was not used for at least one event during each calendar 17 year of the license period.
19 * Sec.
18 (i) In this section, "performing arts theater" means a location where events are 19 presented by live performers on a stage, such as plays, operas, orchestra concerts, 20 readings, and similar activities as determined by the board.
21 * Sec.
AS 04.11.210(a) is amended to read:
20 (a) The holder of a recreational site license may sell beer and wine at a 21 recreational site during and one hour before and after a recreational activity [EVENT] 22 that is not a school event, for consumption on designated areas at the site.
23 * Sec.
4.
AS 04.11.210(c) is amended to read:
24 (c) In this section, "recreational site" includes a location where sporting 25 activities such as baseball games, car races, hockey games, dog sled racing, skiing or 26 snowboarding [EVENTS], or curling matches [ARE] regularly take place [HELD] 27 during a season.
28 * Sec.
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29 Sec.
22 Sec.
(a) A fair license authorizes the holder to sell 30 beer and wine at multiple noncontiguous locations at fairs and other events held on 31 fairgrounds for consumption on licensed premises.
(a) A fair license authorizes the holder to sell 23 beer and wine at multiple noncontiguous locations at regional fairs and other events 24 held on a fairgrounds for consumption at designated areas of the licensed premises.
(b) The biennial fair license fee is $800.
25 (b) The biennial fair license fee is $800.
02 (c) The board may issue a fair license only to a nonprofit organization that is 03 incorporated under AS 10.20 and has been active for a period of at least 10 years 04 before filing an application for a fair license.
26 (c) The board may issue a fair license only to a nonprofit organization that is 27 incorporated under AS 10.20 and has been active for a period of at least 10 years 28 before filing an application for a fair license.
05 (d) In this section, "fair" means an annual gathering of residents of all or a 06 portion of the state that offers competitive exhibitions of livestock and agricultural 07 crops, carnival amusement rides and games, displays of arts and crafts, or outdoor 08 entertainment.
29 (d) In this section, "regional fair" means an annual gathering of residents of all 30 or a portion of the state that offers competitive exhibitions of livestock and agricultural 31 crops, carnival amusement rides and games, displays of arts and crafts, or outdoor entertainment.
09 * Sec.
02 * Sec.
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10 Sec.
03 Sec.
(a) A concert permit authorizes the holder of 11 a recreational site license to sell or dispense beer and wine for consumption on the 12 licensed premises of the recreational site during a period beginning one hour before 13 and concluding at the end of a concert or similar entertainment event with a performer 14 and an audience.
(a) A concert permit authorizes the holder of 04 a recreational site license to sell or dispense beer and wine for consumption on the 05 licensed premises of the recreational site during a period beginning one hour before 06 and concluding at the end of a concert or similar entertainment event with a performer 07 and an audience.
15 (b) A concert permit may not be transferred or renewed.
08 (b) A concert permit may not be transferred or renewed.
16 (c) The fee for a concert permit is $50 and must accompany the application for 17 the concert permit.
09 (c) The fee for a concert permit is $50 and must accompany the application for 10 the concert permit.
18 * Sec.
11 * Sec.
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5.
AS 04.11.330(d) is amended to read:
19 (d) Notwithstanding (a)(3) of this section, a performing arts theater license 20 issued under AS 04.11.205 and a recreational site license issued under AS 04.11.210 21 may be renewed if the license was exercised at least once during each of the two 22 preceding calendar years.
23 * Sec.
8.
24 (a) Except as provided in (d) - (k) and (o) of this section, a new license may 25 not be issued and the board may prohibit relocation of an existing license 26 (1) outside an established village, incorporated city, unified 27 municipality, or organized borough if, after the issuance or relocation, there would be 28 (A) more than one restaurant or eating place license for each 1,500 population or 29 fraction of that population, or (B) more than one license of each other type, including 30 licenses that have been issued under (d) or (e) of this section, for each 3,000 31 population or fraction of that population, in a radius of five miles of the licensed premises, excluding the populations of established villages, incorporated cities, unified 02 municipalities, and organized boroughs that are wholly or partly included within the 03 radius;
12 (a) Except as provided in (d) - (k) and (o) of this section, a new license may 13 not be issued and the board may prohibit relocation of an existing license 14 (1) outside an established village, incorporated city, unified 15 municipality, or organized borough if, after the issuance or relocation, there would be 16 (A) more than one restaurant or eating place license for each 1,500 population or 17 fraction of that population, or (B) more than one license of each other type, including 18 licenses that have been issued under (d) or (e) of this section, for each 3,000 19 population or fraction of that population, in a radius of five miles of the licensed 20 premises, excluding the populations of established villages, incorporated cities, unified 21 municipalities, and organized boroughs that are wholly or partly included within the 22 radius;
04 (2) inside an established village, incorporated city, or unified 05 municipality if, after the issuance or relocation, there would be inside the established 06 village, incorporated city, or unified municipality 07 (A) more than one restaurant or eating place license for each 08 1,500 population or fraction of that population;
23 (2) inside an established village, incorporated city, or unified 24 municipality if, after the issuance or relocation, there would be inside the established 25 village, incorporated city, or unified municipality 26 (A) more than one restaurant or eating place license for each 27 1,500 population or fraction of that population;
or 09 (B) more than one license of each other type, including licenses 10 that have been issued under (d) or (e) of this section, for each 3,000 population 11 or fraction of that population;
or 28 (B) more than one license of each other type, including licenses 29 that have been issued under (d) or (e) of this section, for each 3,000 population 30 or fraction of that population;
12 (3) inside an organized borough but outside an established village or 13 incorporated city located within the borough if, after the issuance or relocation, there 14 would be inside the borough, but outside the established villages and incorporated 15 cities located within the borough, 16 (A) more than one restaurant or eating place license for each 17 1,500 population or fraction of that population;
31 (3) inside an organized borough but outside an established village or incorporated city located within the borough if, after the issuance or relocation, there 02 would be inside the borough, but outside the established villages and incorporated 03 cities located within the borough, 04 (A) more than one restaurant or eating place license for each 05 1,500 population or fraction of that population;
or 18 (B) more than one license of each other type, including licenses 19 that have been issued under (d) or (e) of this section, for each 3,000 population 20 or fraction of that population excluding the population of those established 21 villages that have adopted a local option under AS 04.11.491(b)(1), (3), or (4), 22 and excluding the population of incorporated cities located within the 23 organized borough.
or 06 (B) more than one license of each other type, including licenses 07 that have been issued under (d) or (e) of this section, for each 3,000 population 08 or fraction of that population excluding the population of those established 09 villages that have adopted a local option under AS 04.11.491(b)(1), (3), or (4), 10 and excluding the population of incorporated cities located within the 11 organized borough.
24 * Sec.
12 * Sec.
9.
6.
25 (o) The board may approve the issuance and renewal of only one fair license 26 under AS 04.11.215 in each borough.
13 (o) The board may approve the issuance and renewal of only one fair license 14 under AS 04.11.215 in each borough.
27 * Sec.
15 * Sec.
10.
7.
28 (a) A holder of one of the following types of licenses or permits shall post on 29 the licensed or designated premises three separate warning signs as described in (b) of 30 this section:
16 (a) A holder of one of the following types of licenses or permits shall post on 17 the licensed or designated premises three separate warning signs as described in (b) of 18 this section:
31 (1) beverage dispensary license;
19 (1) beverage dispensary license;
(2) restaurant or eating place license;
20 (2) restaurant or eating place license;
02 (3) club license;
21 (3) club license;
03 (4) brewery license;
22 (4) brewery license;
this paragraph applies only to a brewery that 04 permits a person to sample portions of the brewery's product;
this paragraph applies only to a brewery that 23 permits a person to sample portions of the brewery's product;
05 (5) package store license;
24 (5) package store license;
06 (6) common carrier dispensary license;
25 (6) common carrier dispensary license;
07 (7) recreational site license;
26 (7) recreational site license;
08 (8) pub license;
27 (8) pub license;
09 (9) winery license;
28 (9) winery license;
this paragraph applies only to a winery that permits 10 a person to sample portions of the winery's product;
this paragraph applies only to a winery that permits 29 a person to sample portions of the winery's product;
11 (10) distillery license;
30 (10) distillery license;
this paragraph applies only to a distillery that 12 permits a person to sample portions of the distillery's product;
this paragraph applies only to a distillery that 31 permits a person to sample portions of the distillery's product;
13 (11) caterer's permit;
(11) caterer's permit;
14 (12) special events permit;
02 (12) special events permit;
15 (13) conditional contractor's permit;
03 (13) conditional contractor's permit;
16 (14) performing arts theater license;
04 (14) performing arts theater license;
17 (15) fair license;
05 (15) fair license;
18 (16) concert permit;
06 (16) concert permit;
19 (17) another license or permit issued by the board authorizing 20 consumption of alcoholic beverages.
07 (17) another license or permit issued by the board authorizing 08 consumption of alcoholic beverages.
21 * Sec.
09 * Sec.
11.
8.
22 (a) Each brewer, distiller, bottler, jobber, wholesaler, or manufacturer is 23 primarily liable for the payment of the excise taxes on alcoholic beverages sold, and, 24 except as provided under (i) of this section, shall furnish a good and sufficient 25 surety bond of $25,000 payable to the department and approved by the Department of 26 Law.
10 (a) Each brewer, distiller, bottler, jobber, wholesaler, or manufacturer is 11 primarily liable for the payment of the excise taxes on alcoholic beverages sold, and, 12 except as provided under (i) of this section, shall furnish a good and sufficient 13 surety bond of $25,000 payable to the department and approved by the Department of 14 Law.
If a wholesaler fails to pay the tax to the state, the wholesaler forfeits the bond 27 and the wholesaler's license shall be revoked.
If a wholesaler fails to pay the tax to the state, the wholesaler forfeits the bond 15 and the wholesaler's license shall be revoked.
The department, in its discretion, may 28 issue permits in place of bonds to resident holders of wholesale, malt beverage, and 29 wine licenses doing business wholly in the state who pay the tax before shipment.
The department, in its discretion, may 16 issue permits in place of bonds to resident holders of wholesale, malt beverage, and 17 wine licenses doing business wholly in the state who pay the tax before shipment.
30 * Sec.
18 * Sec.
12.
9.
31 (b) Upon receipt of the bond and its subsequent approval, the department shall issue a license certificate authorizing the brewer, distiller, bottler, jobber, wholesaler, 02 or manufacturer, liable for the payment of the tax, to sell alcoholic beverages in the 03 state or to consign shipments of alcoholic beverages to the state.
19 (b) Upon receipt of the bond and its subsequent approval, the department shall 20 issue a license certificate authorizing the brewer, distiller, bottler, jobber, wholesaler, 21 or manufacturer, liable for the payment of the tax, to sell alcoholic beverages in the 22 state or to consign shipments of alcoholic beverages to the state.
Except as provided 04 under (i) of this section, it [IT] is unlawful for a brewer, distiller, bottler, jobber, 05 wholesaler, or manufacturer to sell alcoholic beverages in the state or to consign 06 shipments of alcoholic beverages into the state without first furnishing the required 07 bond and obtaining the license certificate or permit from the department.
Except as provided 23 under (i) of this section, it [IT] is unlawful for a brewer, distiller, bottler, jobber, 24 wholesaler, or manufacturer to sell alcoholic beverages in the state or to consign 25 shipments of alcoholic beverages into the state without first furnishing the required 26 bond and obtaining the license certificate or permit from the department.
The license 08 certificate does not constitute permission to sell alcoholic beverages in the state or to 09 consign them to the state without having complied with other requirements of state or 10 federal law.
The license 27 certificate does not constitute permission to sell alcoholic beverages in the state or to 28 consign them to the state without having complied with other requirements of state or 29 federal law.
11 * Sec.
30 * Sec.
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10.
12 (i) The department may not require a brewer, distiller, bottler, jobber, 13 wholesaler, or manufacturer who has timely filed monthly tax returns and paid 14 monthly taxes to the department over the most recent three consecutive calendar years 15 to maintain a bond if the brewer, distiller, bottler, jobber, wholesaler, or manufacturer 16 remains in compliance with AS 43.60.
31 (i) The department may not require a brewer, distiller, bottler, jobber, wholesaler, or manufacturer who has timely filed monthly tax returns and paid 02 monthly taxes to the department over the most recent three consecutive calendar years 03 to maintain a bond if the brewer, distiller, bottler, jobber, wholesaler, or manufacturer 04 remains in compliance with AS 43.60.
The department shall notify the brewer, 17 distiller, bottler, jobber, wholesaler, or manufacturer of any noncompliance that 18 requires the brewer, distiller, bottler, jobber, wholesaler, or manufacturer to file a bond 19 under (a) of this section after three years.
The department shall notify the brewer, 05 distiller, bottler, jobber, wholesaler, or manufacturer of any noncompliance that 06 requires the brewer, distiller, bottler, jobber, wholesaler, or manufacturer to file a bond 07 under (a) of this section after three years.
The brewer, distiller, bottler, jobber, 20 wholesaler, or manufacturer shall, within 30 days after receiving a notice of 21 noncompliance, file with the department a bond under (a) of this section.
The brewer, distiller, bottler, jobber, 08 wholesaler, or manufacturer shall, within 30 days after receiving a notice of 09 noncompliance, file with the department a bond under (a) of this section.
22 * Sec.
14.
This Act takes effect immediately under AS 01.10.070(c).
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  1. (S) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) OF LAW SEE CHAPTER

  2. (S) Signed into law 7/5 CHAPTER 10 SLA 19

  3. (S) MANIFEST ERROR(S)

  4. (S) 9:53 A.M. 7/01/19 Transmitted to Governor

  5. (H) Minutes (HFIN)

  6. (H) Moved HCS SB 16(FIN) Out of Committee -- Recessed to a Call of the Chair --

  7. (H) FINANCE at 09:00 AM ADAMS ROOM 519

  8. (S) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) SAME AS PASSAGE

  9. (S) CONCUR AM OF (H) Y17 N2 A1

  10. (S) CONCUR MESSAGE READ AND TAKEN UP

  11. (H) VERSION: HCS CSSB 16(FIN) AM H

  12. (H) TRANSMITTED TO (S) AS AMENDED

  13. (H) CROSS SPONSOR(S): TARR, JOSEPHSON, WOOL, DRUMMOND, TUCK

  14. (H) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) SAME AS PASSAGE

  15. (H) PASSED Y37 E1 A2

  16. (H) Read the third time HCS CSSB 16(FIN) AM H

  17. (H) ADVANCED TO THIRD READING UC

  18. (H) AM NO 5 ADOPTED Y27 N10 E1 A2

  19. (H) AM NO 4 NOT OFFERED

  20. (H) AM NO 3 ADOPTED Y22 N15 E1 A2

  21. (H) AM NO 2 NOT OFFERED

  22. (H) AM NO 1 ADOPTED UC

  23. (H) FIN HCS ADOPTED UC

  24. (H) Read the second time

  25. (H) RULES TO CALENDAR 5/15/2019

  26. (H) FN3: (CED)

  27. (H) FN2: ZERO(REV)

  28. (H) NR: LEBON

  29. (H) ORTIZ, WILSON

  30. (H) DP: JOHNSTON, CARPENTER, TILTON, KNOPP, MERRICK, JOSEPHSON, SULLIVAN-LEONARD,

  31. (H) FIN RPT HCS(FIN) 9DP 1NR

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  34. (H) FINANCE at 09:00 AM ADAMS ROOM 519

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  36. (H) Heard & Held -- Recessed to 4:10 pm --

  37. (H) FINANCE at 02:30 PM ADAMS ROOM 519

  38. (H) FN3: (CED)

  39. (H) FN2: ZERO(REV)

  40. (H) AM: TALERICO

  41. (H) NR: FIELDS

  42. (H) DP: HANNAN, REVAK, STORY, STUTES, WOOL

  43. (H) L&C RPT HCS(L&C) 5DP 1NR 1AM

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  45. (H) Moved HCS CSSB 16(L&C) Out of Committee -- Recessed to 4:00 pm on Sun. 5/12/19 --

  46. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 11:00 AM BARNES 124

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  48. (H) Heard & Held -- Delayed to 4:00 pm --

  49. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 03:15 PM BARNES 124

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  51. (H) Heard & Held

  52. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 03:15 PM BARNES 124

  53. (H) L&C, FIN

  54. (H) Read the first time - REFERRALS

  55. (S) VERSION: CSSB 16(FIN)

  56. (S) TRANSMITTED TO (H)

  57. (S) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) SAME AS PASSAGE

  58. (S) PASSED Y19 N- E1

  59. (S) COSPONSOR(S): COSTELLO, GRAY-JACKSON, STEDMAN

  60. (S) Read the third time CSSB 16(FIN)

  61. (S) ADVANCED TO THIRD READING UC

  62. (S) FIN CS ADOPTED UC

  63. (S) Read the second time

  64. (S) RULES TO CALENDAR 4/8/2019

  65. (S) FN3: (CED)

  66. (S) Minutes (SFIN)

  67. (S) Moved CSSB 16(FIN) Out of Committee

  68. (S) FINANCE at 09:00 AM SENATE FINANCE 532

  69. (S) FN2: ZERO(REV)

  70. (S) NR: STEDMAN, HOFFMAN, SHOWER, OLSON

  71. (S) DP: VON IMHOF, MICCICHE, WILSON

  72. (S) FIN RPT CS 3DP 4NR NEW TITLE

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  74. (S) Heard & Held

  75. (S) FINANCE at 09:00 AM SENATE FINANCE 532

  76. (S) COSPONSOR(S): SHOWER, KIEHL, BIRCH, BISHOP, REINBOLD, STEVENS

  77. (S) FN2: ZERO(REV)

  78. (S) FN1: (CED)

  79. (S) DP: REINBOLD, BIRCH, BISHOP, COSTELLO, GRAY-JACKSON

  80. (S) L&C RPT CS 5DP NEW TITLE

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  82. (S) Moved CSSB 16(L&C) Out of Committee

  83. (S) LABOR & COMMERCE at 01:30 PM BELTZ 105 (TSBldg)

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  85. (S) Scheduled but Not Heard

  86. (S) LABOR & COMMERCE at 01:30 PM BELTZ 105 (TSBldg)

  87. (S) COSPONSOR(S): HUGHES, WILSON

  88. (S) Minutes (SL&C)

  89. (S) Heard & Held

  90. (S) LABOR & COMMERCE at 01:30 PM BELTZ 105 (TSBldg)

  91. (S) L&C, FIN

  92. (S) Read the first time - REFERRALS

  93. (S) Prefile released 1/11/19

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1 sponsors · 11 co-sponsors · 53 not signed on

Sponsors (1)

  • MICCICHE

Co-sponsors (11)

Not signed on (53)

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Frequently asked questions

Who sponsors SB 16?
SB 16 is sponsored by MICCICHE, Wilson, Jesse Kiehl (D), Birch, Bishop, Reinbold, Gary Stevens (R), Mia Costello (R), Elvi Gray-Jackson (D), Bert Stedman (R), Mike Shower (R), and Shelley Hughes (R).
What is the current status of SB 16?
This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced January 16, 2019. Enacted.
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