technical correction; liquor licenses
HB 2624 is a technical correction bill that amends Arizona Revised Statutes § 4-204 regarding liquor license transfers. It clarifies wording errors in existing rules allowing estate representatives (like executors or guardians) to temporarily operate a licensee's liquor business for up to 24 months after the licensee's death, provided they get director permission. The bill also specifies that this temporary authority doesn't apply if the license is transferred to a surviving spouse or minor child during that period, and fixes a reference to applicable sections. This adjustment streamlines administrative procedures for license holders during estate transitions without changing core licensing policy.
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introduced
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Jun 2026
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Governor
Introduced Jun 13, 2026
Last action Jun 13, 2026
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Alex Kolodin
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