Removes the requirement of the state liquor authority to have not more than two members of the authority belong to the same political party

This bill removes a rule requiring that no more than two members of the state liquor authority board belong to the same political party. It directly affects the composition of the board, changing how its members are selected politically. The key provision eliminates the existing limit on party representation, allowing the governor to appoint more than two members from one party without restriction. This is a procedural change to board appointment rules, not affecting alcohol regulations or consumer policies. The bill does not alter the board's responsibilities or operations.