HB 22-1415

House Bill 22-1415, which has been signed into law, removes a requirement for hotels, restaurants, taverns, and lodging establishments with liquor licenses to register a manager with the state. Instead of registering managers, these businesses now only need to notify the state and local authorities when there is a change in management and pay a fee for this notification. This affects establishments that serve alcohol and simplifies their compliance requirements by eliminating the need to regularly update manager registrations.

Official Summary

The act amends the "Colorado Liquor Code" to eliminate the requirement that a hotel and restaurant, tavern, and lodging and entertainment licensee register a manager with the liquor enforcement division in the department of revenue. The licensees are required to notify and pay a fee to the state and local licensing authority if the licensee changes its manager. (Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

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