Expands the ability of certain persons who sell alcohol to set the price of said alcohol

This bill expands the ability of certain alcohol sellers to set their own prices for alcoholic beverages. It affects wholesalers and retailers who sell liquor and wine by modifying existing regulations that previously restricted pricing flexibility. The key provision allows these sellers to establish and adjust prices without the same level of oversight, while still requiring them to submit pricing schedules to the liquor authority for transparency. The bill maintains requirements for reporting brand details, quantities, and discounts to ensure accountability in the alcohol distribution system.