Official Text and Analysis.

Codifies, temporarily, liquor license privileges similar to allowances the Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) is providing to licensees during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Changes the expiration date of the temporary liquor license privileges so that the temporary privileges, the related temporary rule-making authority of the Liquor and Cannabis Board, and the related temporary tax exemption for mini-bottles of spirits sold by restaurants as part of cocktail kits, all expire one year earlier on July 1, 2022, instead of expiring on July 1, 2023.

Provides that upon delivery of any alcohol product authorized to be delivered under the temporary liquor privileges, the signature of the person age 21 or over receiving the delivery must be obtained.

Restores current law by removing the proposed elimination of a food-related requirement associated with wine and beer sampling, so that wineries and microbreweries offering limited wine or beer samples to customers at a farmers market must continue to have food available for customers or be adjacent to a vendor offering prepared food.