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  6. SB56 Alabama 2014 Session

SB56 Alabama 2014 Session

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Signed by Governor

Bill Summary

Sponsors
  • Paul Sanford
Session
Regular Session 2014
Title
Alcoholic beverages, wine, licensees may allow recorked or resealed bottle to be removed from premises, bottle not considered open in motor vehicle, manner of transportation specified, Sec. 28-3A-20.1 am'd.
Description
<p class="bill_description"> Under existing law, a licensee of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board may permit a customer to remove from the premises an unsealed bottle of wine provided the bottle of wine is either recorked or resealed in a bag under certain conditions. The existing law also provides that a bottle of wine recorked or resealed in compliance with the law is not considered open for the purpose of the law prohibiting an open container of alcoholic beverages in a motor vehicle</p><p class="bill_description"> This bill would delete the language in the existing law providing that a bottle of wine recorked or resealed in compliance with the law is not considered open and would specifically provide how recorked or resealed bottles of wine may be transported in a motor vehicle considering the type of storage space in the vehicle</p><p class="bill_entitled_an_act"> To amend Section 28-3A-20.1 of the Code of Alabama 1975, authorizing certain licensees of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board to remove a recorked or resealed bottle of wine from the licensed premises; to delete certain language in the law providing that the recorked or resealed bottle would not be considered an open container of alcoholic beverages; and to specifically provide for the manner of transportation of a recorked or resealed bottle of wine in a motor vehicle considering the type of storage space in the vehicle. </p>
Subjects
Alcoholic Beverages

Bill Actions

Action Date Chamber Action
March 6, 2014 S Assigned Act No. 2014-164.
March 6, 2014 S Enrolled
March 6, 2014 H Signature Requested
March 5, 2014 S Passed Second House
March 5, 2014 H Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass adopted Roll Call 605
March 5, 2014 H Third Reading Passed
February 20, 2014 H Read for the second time and placed on the calendar
January 23, 2014 H Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Economic Development and Tourism
January 23, 2014 S Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass adopted Roll Call 117
January 23, 2014 S Third Reading Passed
January 15, 2014 S Read for the second time and placed on the calendar
January 14, 2014 S Read for the first time and referred to the Senate committee on Judiciary

Bill Text

Download SB56 Alabama 2014 Session PDF

Bill Votes

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass
2014-03-05
Chamber: House
Result: Passed
Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass
2014-01-23
Chamber: Senate
Result: Passed

Bill Documents

Type Link
Bill Text SB56 Alabama 2014 Session - Introduced
Bill Text SB56 Alabama 2014 Session - Enrolled
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