An Act relating to the sale of alcohol; and relating to the posting of warning signs for alcoholic beverages.

HB 68 updates Alaska's alcohol licensing rules for restaurants and eateries. It requires license holders to ensure minors under 21 cannot obtain alcohol (with specific dining-only access rules for 16-20 year olds, including supervision and parental consent for under-16s), and mandates that food and drink sales remain under the licensee's sole control. The bill also shortens permitted alcohol sales times at theaters from two hours to one hour before/after events. These changes directly affect restaurants with alcohol licenses, minors seeking dining access, and restaurant employees aged 16-17.